Albert, Below is a Rainbird 3500 site. Go to the installation guide for the info you need. http://www.rainbird.com/landscape/products/rotors/3500series.htm If you have questions after visiting the site we can help clarify. Aloha

I've never heard of it. You could do one of three things I suppose. 1. Microwave it, but I don't know that 'cooked' seed would be any good for the birds. 2. Switch from seeds to either peanuts or sunflower seeds. 3. Move the bird feeder.

mikecowley- I disagree with the view that it isn't in Apple's interests to be helpful. My interpretation is that Apple is making it difficult for a person who can't prove that they don't have a stolen phone to get that phone activated. I prefer that position because it provides a strong disincentive to thieves, and that is in the best interests of customers as it provides all iPhone owners a lowered risk of theft and robbery. The OP's situation is unfortunate, because I believe her that it is a legitimately owned phone, but if Apple started making exceptions for all plausible stories then the value of their policy would be next to nil.

That's what I use. Just no rocks. During winter, they just use it to drink out of. The problem with rocks is when you dump the water out to clean the bowl, you'll need to remove all the rocks and clean them too cause they'll get funky. I don't worry about birds bathing to much during winter to require a shallow bowl. They capitalize on melt puddles when weather warms in between cold spells. I provide water in the heated dog bowl just for drinking. I've had mine over 10 years and no problems...unlike heated bird baths which last about 2 years in my experience. Plus, my dog doesn't mind sharing with the birds!