Terri’s Sunday Stills: Taking the #Plunge
A Lewins Honeyeater decides to have a bath.
“This looks like a great place for a quick dip”
“Well….in I go”
“That was rather bracing!”
“Time to get out and dry off”
“Good. The sun is finally out again.”
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Love the photo of the first plunge. What a capture!!!!
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Thanks ever so much Judy 🙂
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How much fun is this, Brian! What a great set of captures! We want to get a bird bath for our hot summers! Looks like endless fun!
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The birds will love you for it. Get more than one. Some put down lower will attract those who prefer that. A shallow dish on a hot day is good for lizards 🙂
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What a fabulous vignette!
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Thank you Margaret 🙂
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Aw, that’s a fun take on the prompt! Birds taking baths are so fun to watch. Now I want to know…how often do you have to refill that glorious bathtub? 😉
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Thanks Shelley. I do it every couple of days. More often if it is too low or dirty 🙂
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You’re so kind to do so! What do you use to clean it? Just water? I ask because I wonder what to do with our bird baths, they get really yucky looking sometimes. I do use a brush to clean off the surface but am afraid to use any cleaner…
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Just a stiff brush and water. Birds aren’t that fussy as long as the water is cleanish and muck isn’t disturbed from the bird bath when they splash around. No chemicals
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I’m going to get a better brush then, the one I have I think is for washing cars, so it’s more gentle than it should be. Thanks for the tips!
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Most welcome Shelley
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What a fun series!
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Thanks Elke 🙂
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