Features

• Kilnfired lustered glass, redwood and brass base
• Ruby red flowers attracts hummingbirds.
• Includes nectar recipe
• Fully functional feeder
• Easy to clean

Reviews (1)

birds dont like it.
i am sad to say, the hummingbirds are not interested in this feeder at all.they prefer a different tone of red, this is too dusky toned for them.it is hard for them to reach the nectar hole as well. ... Read more

Editorial Review

This bird-friendly fountain adds modern elegance to your lawn or garden with its hand-thrown, kiln-fired copper bowl and redwood pedestal. Sunbeams will reflect off the outside of the copper bowl as the fountain fills the inside of the forest green bowl. The mounting pole matches the inside of the bowl. It takes just minutes to assemble, is a cinch to maintain, and comes with 25 feet of drip tubing, a faucet adapter, and a water pressure regulator. Fresh water travels from the faucet to the bowl, reducing the spread of bacteria. Unlike some common birdbaths, this 12-inch bowl will accommodate only a few birds at once. ... Read more

Features

• Cutting edge in innovative birdbath designs
• Delivers fresh water from faucet to bowl in a sparkling spray
• Hand-spun heavy gauge copper bowl powder-coated in emerald green
• 12-inch pole is powder-coated copper
• Includes 25 foot drip tubing, faucet adapter, sprinkler head, and water pressure regulator

Reviews (9)

Easy setup & instant results: Survived Hurricane Katrina
I accidently orderwd 2 of these bird baths but kept both after watching birds instantly perch next to the simmering water. Hurrican Katerina's eye passed directly over my house (Florida)and only had to remove leaves from bath...a heavier base would be nice but a 99 cent bag of sand secured them upright.
Where'z da birds?
Even after reading the statement from one reviewer who claims to "have had it on for two weeks and not even one bird has tried it", I decided he likely lived in a cave, so I bought the birdbath on the basis of all the positive reviews. Now after 2 � weeks I have to admit the same thing; not one bird has tried it. We've always had a regular birdbath in the middle of our yard where a variety of birds come to drink and bathe, but not one will come near the Misty birdbath. To force them to see what they were missing, we emptied the regular birdbath for a few days. We are having severe drought conditions this summer but despite that, the Misty Birdbath is nothing more than an small, expensive, misty pan of water.
Water birds and plants at the same time
We got this bird bath about a year and a half ago, and we've kept it running year round since then.We live in a dry climate in summer, and the birds really appreciate a nice place to drink and bathe.One big blue jay will fill the bath, but its fun to watch him splash and let the spray sprinkle his back.I stuck this in the middle of a raised flower bed, and I didn't have to water it all summer.The plants loved the extra moisture and I didn't have to think about it.It looks good in the garden, once the birds found it they love it, and it helps water plants...worth the price! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Copper   

Features

• Roof keeps the seed out of the weather
• Unique shape allows all varieties of birds to feed
• Easy to load and clean
• Fully functional feeder
• Easy to clean

Features

• Hole is the right size for larger birds
• Made from redwood mill trim ends
• Door in front for easy cleaning
• Redwood will stand up to many years of use
• Easy to clean