Audubon by Woodink 990997 NABATH Deck Mount Bird Bath, 1 Quart Cap, Tan

This product will suffice but I was a little disappointed that the plastic bath sits loosely onto the frame with no way to adequately secure it. I also had to make a slight modification to my deck rail to allow it to mount but that was on me.

This is an OK birdbath: it's of course very easy to clean with a hose, but the bracket doesn't render it particularly sturdy. It does require a bit of bending to get it level also.It's not particularly attractive, but it gets the job done.

I've ordered several of these bird baths for my deck and the birds love it.The only con is that the bath part dries out in the Colorado sun and cracks, rendering it unusable. Unfortunately, there are no replacement bowls available.

This is a nice item.It has a strong wire and nice clamp.Very easy to set up and if you pay attention there is a way to insert the bowl so it stays strong. The bowl is fragile but serves the purpose and the mess fall off the deck to the ground below so no messy deck. Of course the wind can blow it off if strong enough and yes it tilt a little when full of water but the birds do not complain and it spills and splashed away from the deck when they bath.I got two. One for water and one for food.Nice item. Perhaps replacement bowls should be offered in the future. I am sure a few hot summers the plastic, like everything else, the sun will distort. It is easy to clean and looks attractive in a country setting. Posting a picture of my mom and dads bird bath and feeder.

I was searching for a bird bath I could attach to my balcony and this fit the bill perfectly. It's very sturdy once its attached. No tools required - just simply tighten it by hand. As far as some of the comments are concerned about whether it's leveled or not - Like others, I found that the water was slightly tilting to one side but I simply bent the metal until the water was leveled and voila! Problem solved. The birds were already aware that there was a bird bath on my balcony because this one replaced my previous one so they immediately took to it. Having said that, if you're setting up a bird bath for the first time, it might take a few days for birds to notice. Don't fret. Before you know it, you'll have an abundance of birds providing you with entertainment every day. If you have any cats, it'll be a treat for them too. Hope this review helps :)

I really really like this birdbath! I found out just how light the plastic dish is during a very windy day when it ended up in the front yard & that’s going over my roof. Afterwards, I decided to put a small terra cota dish in the center & it’s been solid & hasn’t budged since. The weight was just enough! It wasn’t my only option to secure it to the metal frame-which wouldn’t be difficult at all to do -but that was my 1st choice. It’sbeen on my deck railing since & it’s a nice addition! Once that dish is anchored to the metal frame or as I did by using a weighted dish to secure, this small birdbath is perfect! I highly recommend even though u need to do something to secure the dish. I appreciate the option to change that dish out with something else so it works very well for me!

My birds love this! I've seen a few reviews about how the bath bowl flew off of the holder, and it's definitely not secure when it's mounted onto the metal holder. However, I simply use a little masking tape to and tape from the sides of the bowl to beneath the rail that holds the bowl (I know this sounds cumbersome but it becomes so easy to do and is well worth it). The tape easily comes off when you replace the water every day. I'm in Brooklyn, NY and have attached this to my window bar, and it's so great to see my birds get fresh water while they eat. These guys need fresh water when they eat, and so it's certainly possible to make this work.

I purchased this in July. The birds loved it and I loved watching them all summer and fall during quarantine. Unfortunately the first cold snap in October in New England cracked the bottom of the bowl. I bought it from Audubon, even though it was more expensive, because I believed the quality would be better than the cheaper versions. I patched it with super glue and duct tape, but it's still dripping. I've looked for a replacement bowl to no avail. Looks like I'll end up buying a cheap one just to get a new bowl.