Small Metal Bird Bath for Outdoors, 10" Dia Bowl with Stake Birdbaths Garden Yard Lawn Decor 0.4 Gallon

Perfect little bird bath for my garden! It’s the ideal size and was super easy to assemble and place in the ground. The metal feels sturdy and the finish gives it a nice decorative look without being flashy. It fits beautifully in my yard and doesn’t take up much space, but still attracts plenty of birds. I’ve already seen more activity around it, especially small songbirds. It’s lightweight but stable once installed, and I like that it’s simple to clean and maintain. Great addition if you want something cute, functional, and affordable for your outdoor space.

It’s a cute little bird bath or bird feeder. I used mine as a tiny little bird bath, so that my birds can use the bird feeders and still grab a drink of water. It is the perfect size for small spaces. It is good value for the price and well made.

I love the concept of this small, cute bird feeder. Easy to place in the ground, and it's stayed put! Once it's level (which takes a minute or two), it looks very pretty in any garden. I'm not too crazy about how well it's held up. I've had it for about a year, and it's been rusty for about six months, and pieces are peeling in the saucer. But for the price, I didn't expect any different. Very lightweight. Not a large saucer, so the water needs to be replaced frequently. All in all, I like it. We live in the desert, so the sun and heat have some impact on its durability.

Cute little birdbath. It’s a little bit of a bummer that you have to unscrew the dish to clean it out, but a hard spray from the hose works fine to empty and refill it for day-to-day upkeep. I’ll unscrew it and clean it more thoroughly every couple months maybe. Birds starting visiting only a few hours after I put it up. Reasonably priced and easy to put together. Fair sturdiness for the price and seems durable enough too. Very attractive. Hope this helps.

I love the look of this but it is not sturdy enough for the birds to use. I’m in Florida and of course we have sand for dirt which isn’t like the nice clay dirt you get up north. I even dug a hole and pushed the stand down into the ground and filled it in. I have a lot of crows and several sand hill cranes that visit and they tend to knock it over. I also put out peanuts in the shell out and everyday they fill the water up with the shells so I have to unscrew it to scrub it out. Like I said I love the look of it that’s what attracted me to purchase it. It’s great for songbirds!!

This is a wonderful bird bath, well made, at a good price! The cardinals love it, and today I'm seeing other birds using it too. It's in my front yard, beside our redbud tree. It's easy to use, and our birds here visit it throughout the day. I'm very happy with it!

I am so pleased with this birdbath. It is very good looking, easy to put out, and light but not too light. I am tired of the big, heavy, breakable glass ones and this is exactly what I was looking for.

I wanted to try having a bird bath that was easy to clean and refill, but inexpensive, in case it wasn't being used (or I got tired of caring for it). This one fit the bill, quite well! It is a reasonably low price, but looks nice. On the other hand, it doesn't feel super stable because the post screws together from three pieces, and it is hard to take the bath "bowl" off without loosening the threads on the post pieces as well. It looks wonderful, with a pleasing color, maintains a bright aged-copper looking patina, and is quite lightweight. The bowl appears to be made of metal, but it is probably plastic covered with a metallic coating. This makes it light, but also adds to my sense that it may not last very long. I like to leave a bird bath out quite late into the fall and early winter, depending on if we get snow. I will have to see how this holds up to having water freeze in it overnight, and then be emptied in the morning and changed with fresh water.