Ice-free water for birds all winter. The Solar Sipper opening is just right for drinking. Natural solar power keeps water thawed even when air temperature dips as low as 20 degrees. Holds 32 oz.
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This captivating fountain operates on both solar power and electricity–perfect for patio or sun room. Features an extra long cord between the solar panel and the fountain–place the fountain in the shade and the solar panel in a sunny spot up to 16 feet
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Delightful country charm. This fountain bath is embossed with dragonfly and leaf designs. Converts to a traditional bath-remove the recessed solar panel and pump, and replace with plate insert (included). Fiberglass and resin. Weathered stone color. Pedes
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This fountain is a natural, earth-friendly choice! Clean solar energy powers the fountain jet-you simply place the bath in any location that gets direct sunlight. The large scalloped leaf pattern on the basin and embossed ‘veining’ on the pedestal add t
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Create a relaxing atmosphere for yourself-and an enticing water feature for your birds. The recircualting pump and filter are completely powered by solar energy. No wiring, simply install and enjoy. Requires direct sunlight. Two year Manufacturer’s Warran
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Hard-to-find accessory converts any bath into a solar fountain — Birds find the sound of moving water irresistible! Our solar powered fountain kit lets you convert an ordinary bath, such as the one shown, into a dynamic water feature. Fountain requi
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