NOTE: Birds don't like baths more than a couple of inches deep, so keep this dome shallow ... a bird’s attention. Start with ...

You can keep your birdbath ice free by adding a ping pong ball. This simple addition helps to keep a small area ice-free so ...

Among the best bird baths we’ve compiled, our top pick is the Alpine Corporation 31-inch Tall Outdoor Antique Flower Birdbath. Its shallow, gently sloping bowl offers easy access for bathing.

A birdbath can be a great benefit to local wildlife. But, before you buy and install one, read these expert tips on making sure it's most effective.

It does not have to be large or fancy, in fact some of the best bird baths are small and low maintenance. When it comes to water depth, select a shallow bath of about one to two inches deep.

A shallow, flat-bottomed bowl is best for birds to bath and drink in. (Flickr by ehpien) Even in summer when there's plenty of sustenance from plants and insects, birds welcome the variety of ...

Prices for the simplest bird baths can be less than $40, with the sculpted versions costing more than $100. Make sure whatever you select is functional in that it is shallow, is easy to fill with ...

Depth matters, too. Birds prefer shallow bird baths that are a half-inch to 3 inches deep with gradually sloping sides. If you’ve inherited or bought a bird bath with a deep basin, add big rocks ...

When selecting a bird bath, only use a shallow dish that is no deeper than 3 inches, advises Mizejewski. Birds can trip and drown, so you want to keep it nice and shallow, adds Rodomsky-Bish.

A bird bath fountain (a small shallow pond-created with a water-filled basin- in which birds may bath and from which they may drink) can be a garden ornament, small reflecting pool, outdoor sculpture, ...

Bees aren’t allowed to take swimming classes at the YMCA (a discussion for another time), so even a shallow bird bath can easily lead a bee to drown. Bee baths are the perfect solution.