Unlike the common solar-powered bird bath fountains that can’t work in the shadow, this one works 24 hours a day, whether sunny or rainy. Just put it in the plug and it will shoot water jets towering into the sky. A 16.4-foot-long power cord ensures that you can place it wherever you want in your garden. This way, your warbler visitor can lurk around in the bath pool inside a grassy bush partially illuminated by sunshine. “My birds just love to splash and play in the fountain,” Simbo’s Reviews wrote on Amazon. Another customer, Robert, added, “Small but powerful and easy to use. Runs all day and night, I keep it on low pressure, but it can go really high. Hummingbirds love it and bees love it too.”
The state-of-the-art fountain pump is equipped with 6 high-brightness LED white lights, which means your garden will be slooshing with neon colors, whether day or night. The RGB color automatic cycle setting will turn the nights in your garden even more romantic and beautiful. The low-voltage design of the lights makes the fountain well-suited for every kind of setting, from a courtyard to an outdoor lawn, a shaded patch, or even indoors. “I was looking for a fountain for my hummingbirds, and they need a spray/ fine mist to fly through. This fountain is awesome,” said Beth from Boston in a review.
Manufactured with upgraded filter cotton, the pump automatically filters out impurities, unclogs the garbage, prevents blockage through leaves, and basically keeps the bathing environment hygienic for the bird visitors. Plus, the filter cotton makes the fountain pump long-lasting, so there isn’t a lot of babysitting required for your bird bath. In addition to three filter cottons, there are three suction cups and one cleaning brush. “The Birdbath has never been more Popular, since the addition of the Birdbath Fountain; especially in these Summer Days! If you want to see birds enjoying a cool Bath, this is a great device to add to your Garden,” said Peter543.
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