Bird bath on stick

A birdbath enlivens any garden: birds need an opportunity to quench their thirst and clean their feathers, and briskly take advantage of a watering hole. But as entertaining as it is to watch birds at the watering hole, garden owners also know the lurking danger: where a bird settles, the cat is often not far away. It therefore makes sense to have a watering trough that allows the feathered fellows to take a refreshing sip in peace.

Made of untreated steel, the rod is sturdy enough to hold the watering trough securely. It is simply stuck deep into the ground, so this watering trough can also be placed freestanding in a meadow - with an unobstructed view of the surroundings.SpecialCharacterLineBreak_hard The bowl is made of ceramic. To prevent anything from seeping through, it is glazed on the inside and thus waterproof; the glaze also makes occasional cleaning easier. Three circumferential grooves provide slip resistance for the feathered creatures, especially the smaller ones that have trouble drinking from the rim. Placed near the perch, the watering trough in turn gives the garden owner the ideal opportunity to observe the animals.