Winter Poultry Care Tips
Whether you have chickens, ducks, geese or turkeys, poultry is well-equipped for winter weather and colder temperatures, but with a few easy steps you can help...
Birds need liquid water to drink year-round. While they can melt snow and ice in the winter to drink, doing so takes a lot of calories and body heat, and if backyard birders provide liquid water, birds will be healthy and their winter survival rates will be higher. Providing winter water begins long before snow falls. Bird Lovers should start by winterizing their bird baths in autumn to be sure they are ready for the first freezing temperatures.
5 Fast Steps to Winterize Bird Baths
If you want to provide water to birds no matter how cold it may get, these steps can keep your bird baths ready no matter how quickly winter arrives or how severe snowstorms may be.
By winterizing your bird baths in fall, you'll be ready to provide any thirsty birds a drink no matter when the temperature falls below freezing. You'll be amazed at how many birds are willing to take advantage of such an easy water source, bringing plenty of bird watching excitement to the backyard all winter long.
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Whether you have chickens, ducks, geese or turkeys, poultry is well-equipped for winter weather and colder temperatures, but with a few easy steps you can help...
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