Project Brief

Birdbaths are a luxury that many bird lovers will spend quite a bit a money on. Yet, most are not worth the trouble to maintain them, so they quickly become stagnant pools of water: the perfect breeding grounds for mosquitoes and bacteria.

This problem could be somewhat remedied with a method of moving the water, such as a fountain attachment. However, these usually take up a majority of the space in the bowl, don't match the bowl's design, and cycling through the same water will still result in it getting more nasty with each bird who uses it. Birds are good at detecting the freshness of water, so they'll often completely avoid a poorly maintained birdbath.