Entice more birds with moving water in your bird bath- solar fountain costs nothing to operate and really draws them in!
Tall birdbath in handcrafted brass features verde-gris raised leaf motif on a 16" diameter solid brass bowl. Red Petals design also available. Organic style with natural contrast and detail complement any garden setting. Gentle slope with texture makes it easier for younger birds to land and perch. Matching ground stake has step-in design for better stability.
Choose your solar fountain style: one-piece or separate panel. Cord length is 10 ft. on separate panel and allows bath to be shaded while panel catches sun. One piece fountain has panel attached to pump (no wires) and sits inside birdbath. Both style solar panels must be in full sun for fountain to operate, panels do not store energy.
Durable birdbath also accommodates a heater in winter when birds seek fresh water sources... they'll flock right to it in frigid weather! (heater sold separately)
Attract more feathered friends with fresh water in the Brass Leaves or Red Petals Solar Bird Baths!
Bowl 16" diameter x 3" deep Stake 31" tall (when placed in ground) One-year manufacturer warranty on pump. Solar fountains also sold separately
Please note: Item is handmade, coloration/tone may vary. ONLY CORAL PETALS FOUNTAIN AVAILABLE.
CALIFORNIA WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
The Birdbath is beautiful and functional. The birds slowly became accustomed to it. The brass and painted leaves add artist flair to the garden without imposing bulk. One note, be sure it can be place in shady area as the water warms very quickly in the sun. The 10 foot cord to the solar panel works well, an even longer cord option would be great.
Store owner replied:
Thank you so much for the lovely feedback! We're thrilled to hear that both you and the birds are enjoying the birdbath—it sounds like it’s made a beautiful addition to your garden. The detail about the brass and painted leaves not adding bulk is especially helpful for other customers considering it for smaller spaces. Great tip on placing it in the shade to keep the water cooler—we’ll definitely keep that in mind. And we hear you on the cord length! We’ll be sure to pass that suggestion along. Thanks again for taking the time to share your experience! �🐦
I bought this birdbath for my 97 year old mother. I placed it outside the big windows where she sits daily. Birds are just starting to figure it out. It is perfect.
The bird bath is as attractive as it is pictured on the website. The bubbler works very well, even with partial sun hitting the solar panel. The birds starting using the bath very quickly. First one was a sparrow that was going wild under the water spray taking a shower. So adorable! It has become so popular that the birds are actually fighting for access to it. LOLI would definitely recommend it.
Customer service is exceptional. We were confused on the suction cup on the bottom of the bubbler. They were shorter than everything else down there and we couldn’t get it to suction. We will have to come up with something to make it adhere to the bottom of the birdbath so it won’t float. Other than that, it’s very nice.
I love the look. However as a birdbath with a solar bubbler it is less than desirable. I want the bath to be located in the sunshine. But because the bowl itself is brass it heats the water and it becomes way to hot very quickly. It was a waste of $ for us. Maybe in the winter? But it’s useless for the birds in the summer when they really need it. Unless you are changing the water continuously throughout the day.And that’s no good because it is staked deeply in the ground. So Not a good purchase for me.
Store owner replied:
Hi Michael,Might there be a spot in your yard where the bath could be placed in the shade while the solar panel with wire would reach sun? There are glass, ceramic, cement and copper birdbaths around our yard at home. Cement in shade is by far the coolest water. But in 90+ degree weather, all bird baths heat up quickly. It's fairly easy to just swoosh the warm water out and add fresh water to cool down. Using a leaf mister or bath dripper keeps water fresh and cool as well.
In windy or hot weather it runs out of water frequently otherwise wonderful-we love watching it-it is so calming
Store owner replied:
Highly recommend using the solar pump as a bubblerin this bird bath. Hummingbirds love them! A larger bath diameter is required for fountain head patterns.
Received the Brass Leaves Solar Bird Bath, its beautiful, well made and very easy to assemble. Within an half-hour a Ruby Throated hummingbird checked out the fountain and flew around it taking a shower. I highly recommend this Bird Bath. I really like the solar powered pump for the fountain, no batteries.
Graceful design. Not too formal or clunky. My back yard quickly morphs into woods and it doesn’t detract from landscape. In the front yard, the second one is showcased in a flower bed. Like it best without extension pole and using only bubbler. Solar pump works well.
I love the look but I didn't realize it is so much maintenance to keep it running. The panel has to be in direct sunlight even a shadow on part of the panel will diminish the performance or a cloud passing over the sun. Also, the water intake gets clogged very easily and has to be cleaned every time a bird. My house faces east and I have a lot of trees in my yard so it wasn't the best choice but I still want it
Finally, after an exhaustive search to find an elegant metal bird bath that would entice birds to actually use it before my eyes (tall order, right?), I found it! I LOVE IT! It's simply perfect. Elegant. Simple. And useful to the birds! I called and talked with staff who were available on a Sunday. I really enjoyed our discussion—such personal service. I learned that purchasing the separate version allows you to put the bath in the shade, while stringing the solar panel up to 10 feet away in the full sun to power the pump. This is important because in the hot summer (our summers have lots of 100+ degree days) the birds would unlikely take a bath as the water would be too hot. I was afraid that the cord to the solar panel would take away from its beauty, but you don't even notice it. And now, I have many more options of placement. Otherwise, with the all-in-one system, the bath would need full sun in order for the pump to work and that would heat the water. I highly recommend this product. And I highly recommend this company. Top notch.
