Bird Baths
Pedestal, ground, hanging and fountain baths. Feeders bring birds to the garden; water keeps them there.
About our bird baths
Bird baths and feeders belong together, because food only answers half of what a garden bird needs. Fresh water is the other half - for drinking every day of the year, and for the bathing that keeps feathers waterproof and warm, which matters most in winter, not least. Add a bath near your feeders and you will see behaviour a feeder alone never shows: blackbirds wallowing with abandon, a queue of house sparrows waiting their turn, a robin sipping neatly at the rim at first light. The essentials are simple and every bath here has them - shallow water no deeper than about 5 cm, a gently sloping or textured base for grip, and a bowl that lifts out or wipes clean easily. From classic stone-effect pedestals to ground dishes and solar fountains whose moving water pulls birds in from streets away, this is the collection that completes a sanctuary. Free UK delivery over £20 and a 100% money-back guarantee.
Bird Baths - FAQs
Where should a bird bath go?
In the open, with a shrub two metres or so away - birds want clear sightlines against cats but a quick retreat nearby. Some shade helps keep water fresh in summer.
How often should I change the water?
Every day or two in summer, every few days in winter, plus a weekly wipe of the bowl to stop algae. Fresh shallow water is the whole offer - it takes a minute and the birds repay it.
Do birds use baths in winter?
Yes - bathing is how feathers stay waterproof and insulating, so winter bathing is essential, not optional. Knock out ice each morning or float a small ball to slow freezing.
100% money-back guarantee
Love it, or it costs you nothing
Every order from British Bird Feeders is covered by our 100% money-back guarantee. If it's not right, tell us and we'll refund the lot.
Not happy? Full refund – we even pay the return postage.