Best Choice Products Outdoor Lily Leaf Resin Pedestal Bird Bath Decoration w/Floral Accents and Vintage Finish - Green

I have a hard time finding a totally even piece of ground in my yard to sit this on flat. This is very light and easy to put together (just screw the top on the bottom). But it's not deep enough to really hold a lot of water. Our weather has been very warm here in Texas, so I find that in one day it's nearly dehydrated. I add water to the top every evening. The birds do love to come in for water, I've never seen one taking a bath in it. I wish I'd saved extra money to buy a cement bird bath. But this is better than nothing, it just needs to be deeper.

Exactly what I expected it to be. It’s easy to assemble and very light. Stability shouldn’t be an issue because of the stakes. I’d the winds get strong enough to get this off the ground, you’d have bigger things to worry about. It looks pretty nice. Unless your expectations are unreasonably high, this is a good buy.

I like it but the birds seem nervous to sit on it. There’s nothing for them to grab onto while they try to drink so they just end up sliding in. I’m going to look for a solution for that.Update: I found a solution: I put a 14” wreath ring into the bird bath. They were sitting on it before I even got back to the house. They now have a way to perch on the edge of the water, but also have room to take a bath. 👍🏻 A 14” or 16” will work.

Love the material it’s made of, since it’s easy to move. The color is awesome. We love that it looks like a leaf

A good durable bird bath with one exception... My bath sits in direct sun for most of the day, after several summer months of use the central support (pole) warped and now does not allow the bath to sit level, preventing it from filling completely : (

I like itBirds don't.

I bought this for wild birds to bathe and drink in, it works as intended, however the paint comes off after awhile, which is bad for the birds…I do live in a very hot area during summer and gets super cold during winter.If you live in california or other area that has nice and neutral weather, this bird bath might work for you, otherwise, stick with stone type of birdbath. You pay 2-3 times more but it will last and wont have the paint chip issue

I am very happy with this bird bath. And the price is right. A commenter said that she didn't think the birds could get a firm footing, but I have not seen that. Attached are photos of birds sitting on the rim.Here are some tips: To thoroughly clean the bowl, I use a white vinegar and water solution, and then I rinse it and wipe it. (Keep the bowl clean and filled with fresh water to avoid harmful bacteria buildup and mosquitos.) Also, if the water in the bowl turns to ice and you want to put fresh water in it, see if you can just tip the bird bath and slide the ice out. If not, pour in some warm water and then try to gently dislodge it. These things work for me, so I'm passing them on for your consideration. Be aware that stakes are enclosed. (I don't need them.) Some people put pebbles or small rocks in the base to make it heavier.I have a lot of fun watching the birds at my bird bath, and I recommend this product.

I had not realized this was a plastic bird bath! It is very tippy & unstable even when filled with sand & gravel.I would not recommend or have purchased this if I had seen it in person before I bought it.It looks extremely cheep & was very over priced for what it is! But what more disconcerting is I noticed it had a warning label on the bottom ! I would have returned it but had already filled it with gravel when I noticed that It causes CANCER & REPRODUCTIVE HARM !?This is not safe for birds or animals to bath in or drink from ! Especially if in the hot sun chemicals will leach into the water!WHY are they even using these materials if they know it causes harm?

It’s a beautiful looking bird bath. But it is not very sturdy. It comes with three pins to stick into the soil but when it is dry outside it’s difficult to push them in the earth especially when you have to do this several times a week as squirrels jump on the bird bath and the whole thing falls down. Also in retrospect I spent way too much money for this item. It’s basically made out of plastic. I filled it with water to give it some weight but the base is very slim so it does not hold a lot of water.Still it is a beautiful looking bird bath.

I thought this bath looked so good in the pictures. Then I got it and was shocked to find a copper coloured plastic bath. I decided to set it up anyways and the birds did enjoy it. However, we left it outside over the winter. This spring when checking around the yard, the bowl of the birdbath is cracked. It lasted two months. I am so disappointed.

Exactly as pictured and described I guess but I would not have purchased it if I had seen it in person first. Looks ok however and hold nearly 4L of water. I just tie it to a tree when high winds are forecasted haha

Easy to put together and fill with sand for sturdiness. Robins are fighting over their turns.