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Subject: Le Conte's at Chesney Prairie
From: Joe Neal <jneal(AT)FS.FED.US>
Date: 30 Oct 2007 6:56am
On Saturday October 27, Joe Woolbright, Mike Mlodinow, and I took a ramble
down through Chesney Prairie Natural Area in Benton County. Most amazing to
me: a minimum of 12-15 Le Conte's Sparrows. This is far and away the
highest such count we have for the western Arkansas Ozarks. We either: (1)
hit the migration peak, (2) in the best Le Conte's habitat, (3) an
exceptionally good year for Le Conte's, (4) plain lucky, (5) it was
Woolbright's birthday present. Maybe some or maybe all. Their fine colors
are a nice match for the ripe native grasses, but they still stood up and
out for us in the perfectly blue sky & sunshine.
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Subject: Ninestone field trip Saturday Nov. 17, 2007 9 AM
From: Joe Neal <jneal(AT)FS.FED.US>
Date: 30 Oct 2007 7:14am
Everyone's invited to visit and go birding at the Ninestone Land Trust in
southern Carroll County on Saturday, Nov. 17. We'll target starting at 9 am
to give people time to drive over. This trip will be a joint undertaking of
Don Matt & Judith Griffith of Ninestone and the Northwest Arkansas Audubon
Society. The habitats are highly varied. There are birding opportunities
for people of all skills and interests. You can wander the sandstone glades
and upland fields or sit on the porch and watch the waterfalls for dippers
(???). We will have a "pot luck" type lunch. This is a good chance to see
some fantastic Ozarks countryside, and if you desire, learn about land
trusts as a way to protect land with special values. For information about
Ninestone: 870-545-3559 or waterfall(AT)hbeark.com. You do not need to
register or call--just show up.
1.For those coming from Berryville or north-
Directions from intersection of Hwy. 62 E & Hwy. 21 S just east of
Berryville:
From Hwy. 62 east of Berryville, take Hwy. 21 South for 10 + miles to the
Cedar Creek Country Store on the RIGHT.
IMMEDIATELY after the store & parking lot, turn RIGHT onto a gravel road.
The gravel road is CR 512, but is not well marked, so just turn RIGHT
immediately after the store. Do Not Cross the Bridge over Cedar Creek!
Continue on the gravel road for 1 MILE, staying to the LEFT at any choices.
You will pass 3 mailboxes on the LEFT, one is a large blue mailbox.
Continue on to our log cabin on the LEFT.
2.For those coming from Fayetteville or South-
Directions from intersection of Hwy. 412 & Hwy. 21 N:
From Hwy. 412 take Hwy. 21 North for about 7 + miles. Cross the Cedar Creek
Bridge first & turn LEFT onto the gravel road (CR 512) before you get to
the Cedar Creek Country Store on the LEFT.
Continue on the gravel road for 1 MILE, staying to the LEFT at any choices.
You will pass 3 mailboxes on the LEFT, one is a large blue mailbox.
Continue on to our log cabin on the LEFT.
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Subject: Mt Magazine
From: Kk Hart <Hartwnkkk(AT)AOL.COM>
Date: 30 Oct 2007 9:04am
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We will be at a meeting at Mt Magazine Wed afternoon thru Friday. Anything
special happening or any special sightings there this week. Karen and Neill
Hart Little Rock _hartwnkkk(AT)aol.com_ (mailto:hartwnkkk(AT)aol.com)
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Subject: Birdbaths
From: Mary Alice Beer <abeer(AT)ARTELCO.COM>
Date: 30 Oct 2007 9:06am
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The question of what products that are safe to use on birdbaths as a =
sealant
was discussed 4 years ago. At the time Jerry Davis suggested Thompson's=20
Water Seal. That should work OK and not be toxic to birds.
Now I've been told of another product that's supposed to be superior -=20
Okon Waterproofing Sealer for use
on concrete, masonry etc. and was even given a gallon to try!
Has anyone ever used this product? I would appreciate feedback on any
experiences you might have to offer. I'm allergic to chlorine so am =
looking
for something to perhaps deter algae and make cleaning easier.
Thank you
Mary Alice Beer
Fairfield Bay
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Subject: Re: RFI - Purple Finch on AAS Field Trip
From: Roselie Overby <birdergirl_2000(AT)YAHOO.COM>
Date: 30 Oct 2007 10:36am
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I'm a member and had the info, but I wanted to point out that some of my ARBIRD
mail has been going into the SPAM folder on this Yahoo address. I've had the
same thing happen on other e-mail services. I noticed people were referring to
something I hadn't read, so I've started checking the SPAM folder when it
doesn't have 200 messages in it!
Roselie Overby
Oak Grove, LA
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Subject: Purple Finch
From: Mary Lancaster <mgaillan(AT)HOTMAIL.COM>
Date: 30 Oct 2007 10:37am
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First Purple Finch of season on the feeder this AM. =20
Mary =20
Saline County
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Peek-a-boo FREE Tricks & Treats for You!
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Subject: Re: Birdbaths
From: Beverly Sullivan <DameBev(AT)AOL.COM>
Date: 30 Oct 2007 11:39am
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Would anyone who replies to this, please put it on the list? I too need to
know about what to put in my fountain that will stop the algea but not hurt my
birds.
Beverly Sullivan
Marion, AR
Who just spent several hours cleaning out the fountain!
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Subject: Re: Birdbaths
From: Don & Judy <waterfall(AT)HBEARK.COM>
Date: 30 Oct 2007 12:37pm
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Oxiclean is supposed to be non-toxic & works for cleaning feeders, =
birdbaths, aquariums, etc. It's in the laundry section of many stores. =
To check safety you could call the number on the box: 1-800-781-7529
----- Original Message -----=20
From: Mary Alice Beer=20
To: ARBIRD-L(AT)LISTSERV.UARK.EDU=20
Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2007 9:07 AM
Subject: Birdbaths
The question of what products that are safe to use on birdbaths as a =
sealant
was discussed 4 years ago. At the time Jerry Davis suggested =
Thompson's=20
Water Seal. That should work OK and not be toxic to birds.
Now I've been told of another product that's supposed to be superior - =
Okon Waterproofing Sealer for use
on concrete, masonry etc. and was even given a gallon to try!
Has anyone ever used this product? I would appreciate feedback on any
experiences you might have to offer. I'm allergic to chlorine so am =
looking
for something to perhaps deter algae and make cleaning easier.
Thank you
Mary Alice Beer
Fairfield Bay
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Subject: Re: Birdbaths
From: Bo Verser <ozarkwildbird(AT)SBCGLOBAL.NET>
Date: 30 Oct 2007 1:23pm
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There is a product that can be used to keep bird baths and fountains =
from getting 'gunked' up with algae and scum.It uses enzymes which =
should be completely safe for birds. I've tried it and it seems to work =
fine. There web site is here: http://www.carefreeenzymes.com/
=20
Another bird bath tip that has work well for me, at least in the summer, =
is to use your air conditioner condensate. I attached a black plastic =
line to my condensate tray and buried it across my yard downhill to the =
birdbath. The slow drip of cool perfectly clean water keeps the bath =
free of green growth all summer. And I don't have to remember to keep it =
refilled.=20
If you aren't allergic to it, chlorine bleach should be used regularly =
to keep your feeders and baths free of harmful parasites and bacteria. I =
use a plastic trash can big enough to completly submerse my feeders in a =
weak bleach-water soultion. Then rinse well.
Bo Verser
Heber Springs
----- Original Message -----=20
From: Don & Judy=20
To: ARBIRD-L(AT)LISTSERV.UARK.EDU=20
Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2007 12:37 PM
Subject: Re: Birdbaths
Oxiclean is supposed to be non-toxic & works for cleaning feeders, =
birdbaths, aquariums, etc. It's in the laundry section of many stores. =
To check safety you could call the number on the box: 1-800-781-7529
----- Original Message -----=20
From: Mary Alice Beer=20
To: ARBIRD-L(AT)LISTSERV.UARK.EDU=20
Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2007 9:07 AM
Subject: Birdbaths
The question of what products that are safe to use on birdbaths as a =
sealant
was discussed 4 years ago. At the time Jerry Davis suggested =
Thompson's=20
Water Seal. That should work OK and not be toxic to birds.
Now I've been told of another product that's supposed to be superior =
-=20
Okon Waterproofing Sealer for use
on concrete, masonry etc. and was even given a gallon to try!
Has anyone ever used this product? I would appreciate feedback on =
any
experiences you might have to offer. I'm allergic to chlorine so am =
looking
for something to perhaps deter algae and make cleaning easier.
Thank you
Mary Alice Beer
Fairfield Bay
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Subject: Birdbaths
From: Jerry W Davis <jwdavis(AT)FS.FED.US>
Date: 30 Oct 2007 1:40pm
I do not recall if I sent an answer and noticed that there have been some
coming over the list.
In Arizona, ranchers put copper pennies or a piece of copper wire in the
cattle water troughs to deter algae and keep the water clear. I have not
used it here, but it works there.
Jerry W. Davis
Forest Wildlife Program Manager
Ouachita National Forest
PO Box 1270
Hot Springs, AR 71902-1270
501-321-5201 Voice
Mary Alice Beer
<abeer(AT)ARTELCO.CO
M> To
Sent by: The ARBIRD-L(AT)LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Birds of Arkansas cc
Discussion List
<ARBIRD-L@LISTSER Subject
V.UARK.EDU> Birdbaths
10/30/2007 09:07
AM
Please respond to
Mary Alice Beer
<abeer(AT)ARTELCO.CO
M>
The question of what products that are safe to use on birdbaths as a
sealant
was discussed 4 years ago. At the time Jerry Davis suggested Thompson's
Water Seal. That should work OK and not be toxic to birds.
Now I've been told of another product that's supposed to be superior -
Okon Waterproofing Sealer for use
on concrete, masonry etc. and was even given a gallon to try!
Has anyone ever used this product? I would appreciate feedback on any
experiences you might have to offer. I'm allergic to chlorine so am looking
for something to perhaps deter algae and make cleaning easier.
Thank you
Mary Alice Beer
Fairfield Bay
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Subject: Sunday morning field trip to Kingfisher Trail
From: Dottie Boyles <ams(AT)ARKMED.ORG>
Date: 30 Oct 2007 1:45pm
Good write up Barry! They should have been at the meeting!
I think everyone had a good time on the AAS field trips. I saw several
birds at Two Rivers Park on Sunday that I didn't see there Friday
morning or on the field trip Saturday to Murray Park/Cook's Landing.
I added Purple Finch, Lincoln's Sparrow and Winter Wren to my year list.
Dottie Boyles
Little Rock
-----Original Message-----
From: Barry Haas
Sent: Monday, October 29, 2007 9:53 PM
Leslie & Others,
The field trip to Pinnacle Mountain State Park wasn't posted on ARBIRD
or anywhere else. The Arkansas Audubon Society (AAS) Fall meeting was
held this past weekend at the Crowne Plaza Holiday Inn in west Little
Rock. As is typical for most AAS meetings, Saturday field trips were
part of the advance package that was in the AAS newsletter "Arkansas
Birds" as well as provided in registration packets to folks who attended
the meeting. Sunday field trips usually are decided on Saturday
evening, depending on where folks would like to go Sunday morning.
That's understandable as sometimes a rarity will be seen on Saturday and
others hope to see it on Sunday.
On Saturday evening several individuals, myself included, offered to
lead field trips Sunday morning if folks wanted to visit some local
birding spots. Leif Anderson offered to lead a trip to Willow Beach and
nearby Terry Lock & Dam, Dan Scheiman led a trip to Two Rivers Park (a
repeat of one of the Saturday field trips) and I offered to lead a group
to the Kingfisher Trail at Pinnacle Mountain State Park. Of the roughly
75 folks registered for the meeting 8 went with me to the Kingfisher
Trail Sunday morning. We spent roughly an hour birding the Kingfisher
Trail where there was lots of activity, and then headed to the park
visitor center and observation tower for another hour or so. Sometime
before noon our group broke up and everyone headed for home (Magnolia,
Chester, Hot Springs, Jasper and Ft. Smith) plus me in the woods just
west of Little Rock. My reward? I got to show 8 of my good Audubon
friends a spot (Kingfisher Trail) that only one had ever seen before.
They all loved the giant cypress trees and setting beside the Little
Maumelle River just as much as I do. The weather was splendid and our
morning of birding outstanding, even with no rarities or lifers that I'm
aware of. And the company was unsurpassed.
That's why it is good to be a member of the Arkansas Audubon Society and
attend the Spring and Fall Meetings. We have dinner and a program on
both Friday and Saturday evenings plus field trips on Saturday and often
Sunday as well. You can go to the AAS web site at:
http://www.arbirds.org
to learn about AAS and the meetings. Next spring the meeting will be in
Ft. Smith the weekend of April 25-27. Meeting info will be in the March
15 issue of "Arkansas Birds" and may be on the web site prior to that
issue of the newsletter. We do our best to make folks attending a
meeting for the first time feel welcome.
From the deep woods just west of Little Rock, Barry Haas
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Subject: Bird baths..
From: JoAnne Rife <RifeJA(AT)AOL.COM>
Date: 30 Oct 2007 2:31pm
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I taught several sciences to high school students...but I'm out of the main
stream now... Vinegar, the favorite of "Dear Abby" or whoever, is definitely
reacting with calcium carbonate (limestone) and not algae!! I like Oxyclean
very much for laundry; but I've thought it was a protein digester since it
seems to get the things out of cloth that chlorine bleaches don't touch. It
certainly feels like a protein digester!! If it is, it doesn't sound very
good for birds??? So?? Since algae is a simple plant, but a living thing
made of cells, it's going to be very difficult to avoid scrubbing with a
physical hand rather than a chemical reaction!!
JoAnne Rife in the Arkansas Ozarks
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Subject: Birdbaths
From: Mary Alice Beer <abeer(AT)ARTELCO.COM>
Date: 30 Oct 2007 2:35pm
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Birdbaths /Update
Did some calling to the companies and found that neither Okon =
Waterproofing Sealer
nor Thompson Water Shield should be used where water is standing.
I think Bo's suggestion is the best so far. I actually have a small =
bottle of it
but could never figure out how much to use. The instructions said " add =
a
capful to water weekly" but even much smaller amounts caused foaming.
Just called that company also and they suggest one capful to 2 gallons =
of
water.
It can be purchased at Wild Birds Unlimited or ordered from Duncraft
Phone: (800) 593- 5666.
Bo, do you possibly carry this in your fine store?
The question of a suitable paint is still up in the air. The only one =
I've
found that would work is swimming pool paint but I prefer not to have
6 "blue blobs" in my yard! Our hardware store only carries this in the =
gallon
size.
Thanks to all who replied!
Mary Alice Beer
Fairfield Bay
----- Original Message -----=20
From: Bo Verser=20
To: ARBIRD-L(AT)LISTSERV.UARK.EDU=20
Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2007 1:23 PM
Subject: Re: Birdbaths
There is a product that can be used to keep bird baths and fountains =
from getting 'gunked' up with algae and scum.It uses enzymes which =
should be completely safe for birds. I've tried it and it seems to work =
fine. There web site is here: http://www.carefreeenzymes.com/
Another bird bath tip that has work well for me, at least in the summer, =
is to use your air conditioner condensate. I attached a black plastic =
line to my condensate tray and buried it across my yard downhill to the =
birdbath. The slow drip of cool perfectly clean water keeps the bath =
free of green growth all summer. And I don't have to remember to keep it =
refilled.=20
If you aren't allergic to it, chlorine bleach should be used regularly =
to keep your feeders and baths free of harmful parasites and bacteria. I =
use a plastic trash can big enough to completly submerse my feeders in a =
weak bleach-water soultion. Then rinse well.
Bo Verser
Heber Springs
----- Original Message -----=20
From: Don & Judy=20
To: ARBIRD-L(AT)LISTSERV.UARK.EDU=20
Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2007 12:37 PM
Subject: Re: Birdbaths
Oxiclean is supposed to be non-toxic & works for cleaning feeders, =
birdbaths, aquariums, etc. It's in the laundry section of many stores. =
To check safety you could call the number on the box: 1-800-781-7529
----- Original Message -----=20
From: Mary Alice Beer=20
To: ARBIRD-L(AT)LISTSERV.UARK.EDU=20
Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2007 9:07 AM
Subject: Birdbaths
The question of what products that are safe to use on birdbaths as a =
sealant
was discussed 4 years ago. At the time Jerry Davis suggested =
Thompson's=20
Water Seal. That should work OK and not be toxic to birds.
Now I've been told of another product that's supposed to be superior =
-=20
Okon Waterproofing Sealer for use
on concrete, masonry etc. and was even given a gallon to try!
Has anyone ever used this product? I would appreciate feedback on =
any
experiences you might have to offer. I'm allergic to chlorine so am =
looking
for something to perhaps deter algae and make cleaning easier.
Thank you
Mary Alice Beer
Fairfield Bay
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No virus found in this incoming message.
Checked by AVG Free Edition.=20
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10/29/2007 9:28 AM
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Subject: Re: Birdbaths
From: Mary Alice Beer <abeer(AT)ARTELCO.COM>
Date: 30 Oct 2007 2:52pm
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Actually I DO have this problem as well so am happy to have the =
suggestion.
One of my bird baths has a distinct crack...
We certainly have good golf supplies available here so will check them.
Thank you ED
Mary Alice Beer
Fairfield Bay
----- Original Message -----=20
From: Ed Laster=20
To: Mary Alice Beer=20
Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2007 2:41 PM
Subject: Re: Birdbaths
Sorry I didn't understand the question and gave you a fix for a problem =
you don't have.
I'm going to try Bo's solution too.
Ed Laster
Little Rock
Mary Alice Beer <abeer(AT)ARTELCO.COM> wrote:
Birdbaths /Update
Did some calling to the companies and found that neither Okon =
Waterproofing Sealer
nor Thompson Water Shield should be used where water is standing.
I think Bo's suggestion is the best so far. I actually have a small =
bottle of it
but could never figure out how much to use. The instructions said " =
add a
capful to water weekly" but even much smaller amounts caused foaming.
Just called that company also and they suggest one capful to 2 gallons =
of
water.
It can be purchased at Wild Birds Unlimited or ordered from Duncraft
Phone: (800) 593- 5666.
Bo, do you possibly carry this in your fine store?
The question of a suitable paint is still up in the air. The only one =
I've
found that would work is swimming pool paint but I prefer not to have
6 "blue blobs" in my yard! Our hardware store only carries this in the =
gallon
size.
Thanks to all who replied!
Mary Alice Beer
Fairfield Bay
----- Original Message -----=20
From: Bo Verser=20
To: ARBIRD-L(AT)LISTSERV.UARK.EDU=20
Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2007 1:23 PM
Subject: Re: Birdbaths
There is a product that can be used to keep bird baths and fountains =
from getting 'gunked' up with algae and scum.It uses enzymes which =
should be completely safe for birds. I've tried it and it seems to work =
fine. There web site is here: http://www.carefreeenzymes.com/
Another bird bath tip that has work well for me, at least in the =
summer, is to use your air conditioner condensate. I attached a black =
plastic line to my condensate tray and buried it across my yard downhill =
to the birdbath. The slow drip of cool perfectly clean water keeps the =
bath free of green growth all summer. And I don't have to remember to =
keep it refilled.=20
If you aren't allergic to it, chlorine bleach should be used regularly =
to keep your feeders and baths free of harmful parasites and bacteria. I =
use a plastic trash can big enough to completly submerse my feeders in a =
weak bleach-water soultion. Then rinse well.
Bo Verser
Heber Springs
----- Original Message -----=20
From: Don & Judy=20
To: ARBIRD-L(AT)LISTSERV.UARK.EDU=20
Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2007 12:37 PM
Subject: Re: Birdbaths
Oxiclean is supposed to be non-toxic & works for cleaning feeders, =
birdbaths, aquariums, etc. It's in the laundry section of many stores. =
To check safety you could call the number on the box: 1-800-781-7529
----- Original Message -----=20
From: Mary Alice Beer=20
To: ARBIRD-L(AT)LISTSERV.UARK.EDU=20
Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2007 9:07 AM
Subject: Birdbaths
The question of what products that are safe to use on birdbaths as =
a sealant
was discussed 4 years ago. At the time Jerry Davis suggested =
Thompson's=20
Water Seal. That should work OK and not be toxic to birds.
Now I've been told of another product that's supposed to be =
superior -=20
Okon Waterproofing Sealer for use
on concrete, masonry etc. and was even given a gallon to try!
Has anyone ever used this product? I would appreciate feedback on =
any
experiences you might have to offer. I'm allergic to chlorine so =
am looking
for something to perhaps deter algae and make cleaning easier.
Thank you
Mary Alice Beer
Fairfield Bay
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Subject: Birdbaths/ Cracks
From: Mary Alice Beer <abeer(AT)ARTELCO.COM>
Date: 30 Oct 2007 2:58pm
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Oops - I just realized I replied to the wrong message. Seems the =
original one
from Ed was not to the list but this information might be helpful to all =
so will
post - and trust Ed will not mind.
Hey - we all need all the help we can get!
Mary Alice Beer
Fairfield Bay
----- Original Message -----=20
From: Ed Laster=20
To: Mary Alice Beer=20
Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2007 2:30 PM
Subject: Re: Birdbaths
Hi Mary Alice,
I haven't used the product you mentioned but I have used two-part epoxy =
resin to seal cracks/leaks in such articles. Just be sure to have a =
good clean surface to bond to when you start. There are many kinds but =
I would suggest the slower curing material (longer than the 5 minute =
kind). Once mixed and in place you can heat it with a hair dryer to =
make it react.
If you're trying to seal a crack that goes up the side as well as along =
the bottom, you may have to do it in two steps since the low viscosity =
resin will not stay in the crack on a vertical wall. =20
You can usually get two part epoxy at hobby shops and most golf club =
repair shops use it as well.
Just another option.
Ed Laster
Mary Alice Beer <abeer(AT)ARTELCO.COM> wrote:
The question of what products that are safe to use on birdbaths as a =
sealant
was discussed 4 years ago. At the time Jerry Davis suggested =
Thompson's=20
Water Seal. That should work OK and not be toxic to birds.
Now I've been told of another product that's supposed to be superior - =
Okon Waterproofing Sealer for use
on concrete, masonry etc. and was even given a gallon to try!
Has anyone ever used this product? I would appreciate feedback on any
experiences you might have to offer. I'm allergic to chlorine so am =
looking
for something to perhaps deter algae and make cleaning easier.
Thank you
Mary Alice Beer
Fairfield Bay
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