Antique Gold Freestanding Pedestal Bird Bath Feeder

Nice

Looks nice. A bit light. Have to find way to secure it so it’s not blown or knocked over.

Good

Very nice

Nice birdbath

Easy to assemble. Sturdy. Very attractive. Came with 3 little "stakes" that are used to secure to ground. Much larger than expected, but looks great in the yard! Can't wait to see it attract the birds to stop by. Very happy with it!

Works well with a solar powered pump.

Attractive birdbath.

Perfect for my Garden

Wanted a birdbath to place between two bottlebrush trees. This one looks great! We filled it with some stones we had on the property to weigh it down and planted periwinkle flowers around the base. Adorable! We left the bird on and my husband got a little solar powered fountain for it. Exactly what we pictured :)

Just saw a bird stop and take a sip

Just saw a bird stop and take a sip... easy assembly; filled the base with bird seed to add some weight. Very happy with price and purchase!

But was not expensive so the birds are happy!

Serves the purpose, but a little flimsy. But was not expensive so the birds are happy!

Nice Looking Bird Bath

I like the color and how this bird bath looks. It is very lightweight and the metal stakes that hold the base make it difficult to empty water.have to come up with a better way to secure the base and it will be perfect.

Five Stars

Great!

Bigger and taller

It taller and bigger than I had thought it would be easy to assemble love it!!

So glad I bought this product

So glad I bought this product. It is light weight, displays well and was super easy to put together.

Five Stars

The birds used it right away. A fabulous addition to our garden ??

Bigger than I thought it was. Sturdy and heavier. love it!

Its great and lightweight

It's great. Just keep in mind that it's made out of plastic and really lightweight. It comes with stakes included so that you can stake it to the ground so it doesn't blow over in the wind.

its easy for the doves i use it for a feeder ...

its easy for the doves i use it for a feeder doves are ground feeders and my regular feeders are small for them

Very attractive looking and the birds love it. It does need to be weighted down ...

Very attractive looking and the birds love it. It does need to be weighted down if the ground is not perfectly level.

... this for the back of my yard so my fine feathered friends can clean up after a hard night ...

I bought this for the back of my yard so my fine feathered friends can clean up after a hard night on the town

Birds love this birdbath!

We bought this birdbath because the birds could no longer access our pond waterfall. The birds absolutely love it! We have a heater for it. We have seen so many more bluebirds and cedar waxwings and a gazillion starlings who try to make it their own clown car.

Looks very nice in the yard.

So far it has handled the wind well, I did put sand in the bottom to add weight. It holds plenty of water and is easy to clean. I just haven’t seen many birds at it so I’m wondering if it’s the color or the little decorative bird on the side that makes them not use it as much as I had hoped. Since it has only been in the yard a couple of months I’m going to hope the birds get used to seeing it and start using as much as they used the one this replaced.

Be Wary of Bird Ornament

This birdbath has an elegant, metal look. I filled mine with cat litter but the narrow stem doesn't hold much so it's still lightweight. I'll just lay it on the ground during stormy winds. I don't see the point of using the flimsy staples since they'll allow grass & weeds to grow through the base. I placed mine on a piece of tile. It's easy to assemble but the picture instruction shows a tube or cylinder on the basin edge for the bird to fit into. There's no such item. The small screw provided left the bird a bit wiggly so I secured it under the basin with waterproof tape. Two weeks later I found the bird on the ground and decided to let it adorn a cabinet instead. I had not seen a single bird prior to this. After removing it, the birds came back! For the reviewer who said it's too much water for small birds, just don't fill it so full. I put a water wiggler in my basin to keep away mosquitoes. This morning a sparrow perched on top of the wiggler, two others were on the basin rim and a fourth happily splashed around in the water.