Outdoor Garden Bird Bath - Silver - Weather Resistant Polyresin - 30 Inch - Backyard Expressions

Wow! I'm so happy I bought this birdbath! It is lightweight, easy as pie to assemble and oh so pretty! I LOVE the fact that I can lift it, tilt it to empty and clean it and it is low maintenance. I highly recommend this birdbath. Would buy again if needed.

I absolutely love this bird bath. I’ve been wanting a birdbath for a long time, but the heavy concrete or metal ones are so expensive and I am not strong enough to lug that thing home. This is made out of plastic, but it looks real. I mean it looks like it’s made out of sturdy heavy metal. It’s not! I can lift it up with one hand. It’s so light. It comes with three stakes that you use either your foot or a mallet to put in the ground to hold it in place and it does not move. I highly recommend this birdbath. I am so pleased. The only downside is I have not seen any birds in it yet. But every morning when I look out the window, all the water is gone. I have figured out that the deer are coming and drinking all the water in the middle of the night . Oh well, I am an animal lover so I guess I’m OK with that. I just wish I would see some birds enjoying the birdbath as well. Oh, and it comes with this cute little bird that attaches to the side of it. It’s just adorable. 😊 Buy it.

Cute but very lightweight and needs to be on a very smooth surface or it's a bit tippy.

This bird bath is exactly as advertised. It's made of plastic and needs to be placed on a flat surface — so if your front yard is sloped, you’ll want to plan for that. It doesn’t hold a large amount of water, so you’ll need to refill it often, especially if you add a solar fountain. We haven’t seen any birds use it yet, but that could be due to the intense summer heat. Overall, it's a nice, simple addition to the yard, just be prepared for regular maintenance.

Lightweight. Made of plastic but looks like metal. Works well and the birds love it.

Cute bird bath! Same size as the one we just replaced. I like the unique silver coloring on this one. Also this bird ornament gets screwed down. Will help with the owls and other big birds attacking it on the regular. Our other ones were on the ground scratched up most mornings! Have not attached the bottom bars to secure into the ground yet as we use very large rocks to anchor. Am curious to see if the bars will work just as good. .

It’s perfect way bigger than I thought it was gonna be the one I had was made out of iron and it kept rusting even if I painted it so this is great material. It won’t get gross like the iron one will and it’s nice and big for the birds and the birds love it. They’ve already found it just at least clean the water out if it gets gross and wipe the bottom a tiny bit is all you have to do love it Thank you.!!

I wanted to get a bird bath that could stand up to the freezing temps and polyresin was a recommended material so I chose this. When first filled, I could see the bowl was too heavy for the base (which I had filled with sand and stone and anchored to the ground) and the bowl would sway back and forth with the water movement. The base was too small to support the weight of the large bowl when filled. It only lasted a year, the threaded bottom of the bowl that screws on to the base post cracked and the bowl split in the center. Spend the extra money for a metal bird bath if you want one for all weather.