Birds that won't come to feeders may visit a birdbath. We found the best birdbaths and fountains to attract birds to your backyard.
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Metal Peacock Birdbath
Add a birdbath to your outdoor space that’s equal parts art and attractive to birds. This metal peacock birdbathfits the bill. Fill the glass bowl on the peacock’s back with water to create a hangout for backyard birds. The glass bowl comes off for easy cleaning.
Deck Mounted Birdbath
This sturdy plastic birdbath is easy to mount to your deck railing with the included adjustable clamp — no tools required.
Solar Fountain Cascading Birdbath
Create a relaxing oasis for yourself and your favorite backyard birds! This solar-powered fountain will attract birds with its gentle sound that resembles a babbling brook. Running on solar power, the fountain charges during the day and automatically starts up at dusk.
Glass Birdbath with Metal Stake
Hummingbird lovers will adore this colorful glass birdbath. You can easily move this birdbath around your yard or place it in your hummingbird garden. A 25-inch tall metal stake is included.
Glass Solar Fountain
This eye-catching solar birdbath will make a statement in any backyard, grabbing the attention of birds and passersby. A hidden solar panel charges the LED lights throughout the day. Dusk brings this dazzling birdbath to life.
Classic Pedestal Birdbath
Made of durable resin, this classic pedestal style birdbath will withstand all types of weather to attract birds year-round. The shallow basin is ideal for songbirds.
Colorful Hanging Birdbath
Here’s a hanging glass birdbath that’s as much garden décor as it is a birdbath! This hanging birdbath is a breeze to refill and clean, and it’s easy to hang from a tree branch or shepherd’s hook. Bonus: If you’re already got a birdbath, use this as a bird feeder.
Cedar Hanging Two in One Birdbath and Feeder
This affordable hanging option does double-duty in your backyard. You can use this as a birdbath with the included water tray. Simply remove it, and you have a tray bird feeder! The base is crafted of durable Eastern red cedar wood.
Leaf Birdbath
Nestle this leaf birdbath on the ground within your flower beds. Ground-dwelling birds like sparrows and juncos will appreciate the easy access to water (it holds four cups) and the shallow basin; it’s also known to attract goldfinches. Want to make your own? Check out this DIY leaf birdbath project.
Moose Birdbath
This two-foot-tall resin moose birdbath will add rustic charm and a touch of whimsy to your yard. It’s unusual yet functional, offering plenty of perching spots for birds. Made of weather-resistant resin, this birdbath will attract birds year-round.
Rosalez Birdbath
This metal birdbath perches on a pair of elegant herons, with a small songbird on the basin. It would look gorgeous in any garden.
Sunflower Birdbath Fountain
This solar glass birdbath fountain comes with an easy-to-install pump that circulates water from a hidden reservoir. It automatically turns off when the sun goes down. During the day, the moving water will attract hummingbirds.
Solar Fountain Pump Kit
Already have a birdbath? No problem. This solar pump kit will turn your current birdbath into a fountain that is sure to attract even more birds. Placing it in full sun will make the fountain stronger.
Butterfly Glass Birdbath
Butterfly lovers will adore this bright, colorful birdbath. The shallow glass basin is ideal for birds and pollinators, and easy to clean. The base is included.
Succulent Bird Nest Tree Stump Birdbath
If you adore cardinals, this is the perfect birdbath for you. It’s made of durable resin to last for years, and the natural look will blend into your landscape. You could also use this as an indoor decorative piece. A nest tops the tree trunk, with faux green succulents growing on the sides.
