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Outdoor garden bird bath water fountains for wild birds. Attract songbirds to a backyard with the sound of moving water and add beauty to outdoor decor. A garden landscape water fountain makes one of the best bird baths anyone can add to a backyard. It has everything going for it as far as attracting wild birds - someplace to bathe, drink and fountains make the sound of moving water which is completely irresistible to birds. The sound of splashing water alone is going to attract may species which would not normally visit feeders such as the pure insect eating birds or species that eat only berries and fruits. If you can install one, we highly recommend a water fountain in any birding habitat.

Acorn Water Fountain Timeless design outdoor garden water fountain with a basin suitable for attracting wild birds. The sound of moving	Barocco Water Fountain Cast Stone Concrete Cement - Scalloped column and bowl with decorative pineapple finial make a unique garden	Bjorn Water Fountain Simply elegant landscape water fountain with bird bath basin and unique square shape. Art for the backyard
Buddha Head Zen Fiber reinforced cast stone concrete unique landscape Buddha statue water fountain. Birds bathe on shallow levels	Cascade Bird Bath Fountain Two tiered resin fountain will attract backyard birds with the musical sound of moving water. Small size best	Equinox Water Fountain Lighted. Beautiful, unusual design great in modern or oriental gardens. Wild birds will love the polished river stones
Falling Leaves Millstone Small, stunning Zen like quiet elegant design. Perfect for a deck, patio or smaller outdoor space. Birds can use	Genesis I Fountain Beautiful Zen like quiet elegant design. Perfect for deck, patio or smaller outdoor space. Drinking water for birds	Girona Fountain Elegant water feature birds can use. Short and decorative, perfect for a deck, garden or patio. Cast stone concrete
Hampstead Water Feature	Jack and Jill	Kata Water Fountain
Koi Bird Bath Fountain	Kyoto Fountain	Lido Fountain
Lighted Positano	Lighted Tao	Longmeadow Fountain
Longwood Claw Footed Basin	Milano Fountain	Mushroom Garden Fountain
Nakura Fountain	Napa Water Fountain The Napa Fountain will add a pleasing spot to sanctuary decor. Water fluxes from the babbling fountain over concentrical circles, producing a calming	Platia Fountain
Portland Sound	Powys Water Fountain	Recife Fountain
Rustica Pot Fountain	San Remo Bird Bath	Solana Fountain
Sonoma Fountain	Square Elegant	Sutton Place Fountain
Torino Water Fountain	Tosa Water Fountain	Tulip Water Fountain
Yin Yang Fountain

Almost any style outdoor fountain can be used as a bird bath, even if it is not designed as such. Wall and floor fountains will attract birds, even small table top models. If you place a table top fountain on a porch you'll find birds visiting if you intended them to or not. What we have here is only a small selection of classic style water fountains which may be used as a bird bath. Please visit the merchants we have listed with the fountains for a much larger variety.

Things you should consider before you buy a garden fountain if it is intended for wild birds:

Shallow. A bird bath must be shallow, no more than two inches deep. If a basin is too deep, you can always add some pretty rocks to make it the correct depth. Some people like to use decorative polished river rocks and pebbles, but keep in mind that a bird bath must be cleaned frequently and the rocks can be somewhat high maintenance. The good news is that die to the pump constantly cleaning and moving the water, a fountain bird bath does not have to be cleaned as often as a straight, non-moving water bath.

Do not rule out the millstone style or fountains with just a sheet of water running over it - birds certainly will get right in that thin sheet of water and go to town bathing. They are also just plain beautiful and perfect for a small space garden or a patio. If you intend one for a deck, be sure to check how much it weighs! Models made in cast stone or cement can weigh quite a bit. This makes them extremely durable and stable, but not always suitable for a deck. The tiny basin designs are great for drinking water, so if this is your personal taste as opposed to a full size fountain, it can be successful.

Placement is everything. Be sure to place a fountain where birds can see it and a spot that offers protection from predators. This means no shrubs that grow to the ground, or where a cat can hide. Birds also prefer bathing in sun, so chooses a sunny location.The catch is that they do not care to bathe in the wide open so the challenge is finding an area which is sunny, but also has trees or shrubs nearby where they can quickly fly off to.Birds will also use tree branches and shrubs for post bath preening and grooming, so some lower limbs on a tree are perfect, or a shrub that can not hide a predator.