To suit different tastes, we chose a range of styles, including plenty of charming traditional bird baths, a colorful glass bird bath, and a more modern option, and then put them through a 3-week ...

Traditional bird baths are the better choice for those who don’t have an existing bird bath already or are in the market for a new one. There’s a greater variety in design so it’s easier to find one ...

Glass Floral Bird Bath Your yard will be in bloom all year long when you add this floral-inspired bird bath to the mix. With a shallow bowl that's ideal for small birds, this 31-inch tall glass ...

Putting the water dish about 10 feet away from plants is good. You also might consider getting a more traditional bird bath, shallow enough that birds can comfortably touch bottom.

Designers and homeowners are rethinking the traditional bird bath form. Cast-iron classics have their place, but so too do sleek stone slabs, sculptural basins, and even minimalist ceramic dishes.

One of the problems that traditional bird baths and outdoor water features have is that bees and other small pollinators try to perch on the sides, but they can’t balance on steep edges.

This antique-style, polyresin pedestal bird bath from VivioHome is a best-seller on Amazon with almost 10,000 five-star reviews. It comes in five colors, and the brand claims it is water- and rust ...