Birds need water to drink and bathe in. Find out how to make a simple bird bath, using a terracotta pot and saucer.

Attracting birds and insects to your yard can be as simple as keeping clean, fresh water. During the heat of our summer and times of drought, a simple bird bath can provide a sanctuary for all ...

Which bird baths are best? If you enjoy birdwatching, a bird bath is an easy way to draw many different types of birds to your yard. Since their advent in the 1800s, these garden ornaments have ...

If you live in an area where winter temperatures regularly reach below freezing, then you're likely no stranger to frozen bird baths. Depending on the material your bird bath is made from, it may be ...

I've found that a bird bath can be one of the most charming and rewarding additions to my yard. But for me, the beauty of a bird bath isn’t just about how it looks – when placed thoughtfully and in ...

If you want to attract more birds to your yard, think beyond feeders. Since all birds need water, bird baths will draw a larger diversity of birds than seed feeders, says Becca Rodomsky-Bish, project ...

Water is essential for birds and while a simple bird bath can provide space for drinking and preening, more elaborate designs like bird bath fountains have many benefits and can attract more birds to ...

Keep your birdbaths pristine and algae-free with this budget-friendly tip – a simple 1p coin can do the trick. Adding a copper penny to your garden birdbath not only maintains the water's clarity, but ...

Want to watch feathered friends up close? Then check out this ‘smart bird bath.’ But is the high-tech capture device a ...

PLACING a penny in your bird bath can have an unexpected benefit this summer. This simple and extremely cheap step can help to transform your garden decor, and help ...