Hanizi Bird Bath Deck Mounted Bowl 12 Inches, Balcony Railing Birdbaths Unheated, Bird Bath Fence Clamp Detachable

This bird bath is fantastic. It's easy to set up, easy to fill, easy to clean, and most importantly of all, the birds absolutely love it. I highly recommend putting a small, solar fountain in it with a nozzle that doesn't spray, just bubbles up in a single stream like a bubbler. That is what I did and the chickadees love it! Several come at the same time in the evening to play and take a bath. One morning I found a chickadee laying on the solar fountain in this bird bath and was sound asleep--and stayed asleep for 30 minutes. This bird bath has brought me more joy than I ever imagined. For such a low price, I highly recommend.

Fits perfectly on my porch railing. I even added a small solar powered bubbler to keep the water moving. The birds love it.

4 out of 5 stars – Perfect Size, But It's Plastic I recently purchased this deck-attached bird bath, and overall, I'm very happy with it. The size is absolutely perfect—large enough to attract a variety of birds, but not so big that it overwhelms the space. It fits securely on the railing and has been a great addition to my outdoor space. My only real gripe is the material—it's made of plastic. While it looks decent from a distance and hasn't cracked or faded yet, it doesn't quite have the sturdiness or visual appeal of metal or ceramic options. If you're looking for a practical, functional bird bath that won’t take up much room and doesn’t require much upkeep, this is a solid choice. Just manage your expectations about the material.

Bird bath works just fine, easy to install and clean. Been running about a week with birds all around it at my feeders. But so far, none have needed a bath. Maybe they are like most of us and prefer a shower: )

I have had this bird bath since early August 2023 (nearly 2 years) and it's still going strong!! I was inspired to write this review after seeing many people complaining of breakage. I don't know if they changed anything in the past two years but mine is thick and good quality and the mount hasn't budged. I keep it up year round and live in Maryland where we get a lot of cold snowy weather. The water froze every night in the winter and I just lift the bowl and dump it and refilled it each day. It's also super easy to clean. I use paper towel daily to wipe it out and do a thorough cleaning every week. I will say that the wildlife (birds and squirrels) use it as a water bowl more than a bath because of the depth but it's critical to have both in the hot weather of summer. I also have other, more shallow bird baths but if I filled this one less (or put rocks on the bottom) I doubt the birds would have any issue using it as a bath too. I definitely recommend this high quality inexpensive bird bath!!

I used to work with a songbird rehabilitator. I got a pretty good understanding of birds' needs, as we raised MANY from hatchlings (or even eggs) to maturity and release. Birds prefer a bath that will accommodate them from wingtip to wingtip. Some prefer a certain depth, some don't care as much. This birdbath is 30 seconds to install, and very stable. However, its size will accommodate only birds the size of sparrows or smaller. The bottom of the bath is deeply cupped, so only birds who will stand in 2-3" of water with a wingspan of about 8-10" will be happy with it. I get lots of sparrows at my feeders; they haven't gone near it yet. Ovenbirds could fit, but haven't tried. Grey catbirds are not picky about depth, but haven't showed any interest. I have it in a fairly shady spot near trees so they could dry off/preen safely in the branches. No dice. No takers. It's ironic, as I also see lots of starlings, who bathe as often as they possibly can, they love baths - no interest at all. So - I guess it's a great product, but I don't think birds agree with this ratings system. Hence the two stars off.

This is a good example of a simple design that works well. I wasn't sure the birds would use it but they are there all through the day - crows, robins, mourning doves and some smaller birds as well. I was a little worried the clamp would damage the paint on our railing so I cut some pieces off a dry Swedish dishcloth (available here on Amazon) to pad the space between the clamp and the railing which is working well. The bowl clicks in securely and is easily brought in every day to be washed and then refilled once it's clicked into the frame. I highly recommend it for people who don't have a yard or for whom the yard isn't near their living space.

Easy to assemble and attach to the balcony railing. Very sturdy plastic and metal and no signs of rust despite the Seattle rains. Sizing is accurate so be sure to measure your railing before purchasing. I wash the plastic every few days and I can easily see this lasting for years!

This is a great little bird bath! Railing attachment is nice and secure, and was big enough for my thicker railing. Everything feels sturdy — had a crow playing around in there today and it didn’t budge. The plastic feels pretty thick, but am curious to see how it hold up over the winter. Easy to clean. As of right now, would def recommend!

The bird bath is a real treat for the birds and I enjoy watching them taking their baths and drinking water on my balcony.

Nice product - birds love it - when it’s wet I use it as a feeding tray and when it’s drier as a bird bath - very versatile and easy to fit on balcony railing

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False misleading listing I am absolutely fuming Grossley misleading dimensoins. The one you sent me is barely 3.5cm depth but your says 15cm depth. Keeping to use a bird feeding table. Hoping for a partial refund.