Inspirational Choosing the Right Water Bottle Bird House Design

People have birds coming into their lives in many different ways. Some buy them from a store and keep them in a cage in their homes, letting them out to fly around from time to time as well.

Other people attract wild birds into their backyards and enjoy seeing them in their natural habitat. Provided you or your neighbor doesn't have cats, the birds should come quite easily if you have the right items in your garden to attract them.

We all know that providing food for the birds is very important. But one of the most vital things you can provide for them is water too. Water bottle bird house items are freely available at many good pet stores; all you need to decide is what style and size you would like to get for them.

Inside or Outside?

A water bottle bird house design is easy to find for an indoors cage since they are designed to be attached to the bars. All you need to do is buy the water bottle, bird house and any other items you need and fix the water bottle bird house combination together.

Outdoors is a little trickier. You cannot really buy a water bottle; bird house styles they fit to are intended for indoors only so you might be better off buying a bird table that can either be filled naturally with rainwater or which you can top off yourself during warmer and drier weather when it may run dry.

However water bottles are more hygienic so you may be able to provide a floor standing bird table on which you can attach it in some way. Bear in mind that the birds will need to be able to stand on the table and take water from the bottle when it is fixed slightly above them. You could stand the table next to a wall and attach the bottle to some guttering perhaps; try some different solutions to see what works best for you.

When you have fixed a water bottle/bird house solution together, try watching the birds for a few days to see how they cope with it. If it doesn't seem to be working, try something else until you arrive at the perfect solution. Eventually the birds coming into your garden will know that they have a source of food and water they can rely on all year round - and you will be able to see them enjoying it from the comfort of your own home.