Inspiration & Guides

If you’ve been following us, you know we are huge fans of moving water. Solar fountains are fantastic—they keep water fresh, prevent mosquitoes, and the sound is incredibly relaxing. But...

We all love watching hummingbirds sip from our nectar feeders. It looks like a delightful sugary treat. But imagine if you drank nothing but maple syrup all day, every day....

If you have read our popular guide on Why Hummingbirds Ignore Your Bird Bath, you already know the basics: standard baths are too deep for these tiny creatures. But here is...

The American Robin is the classic sign of spring. With their cheery orange bellies and early morning songs, they are a favorite in every garden. But many bird lovers make...

If the Cardinal is the elegant prince of the garden, the Blue Jay is the rowdy rockstar. They are loud, intelligent, and their electric blue feathers are impossible to miss. But...

Imagine the scene: The morning sun filters through the leaves. A robin perches on the rim of your weathered concrete bird bath, shaking its feathers. Crystal-clear droplets splash down onto...

When you look into your bird bath, do you see sparkling water or green slime? If it's the latter, your backyard birds might be at risk. Algae and stagnant water...

Winter has arrived. You look out at your garden, watching the snow settle on that beautiful 3-tier concrete fountain you invested in last spring. A worrying thought crosses your mind:...

You found a gorgeous ceramic bowl at a garden center, or perhaps you are using a repurposed planter saucer as a bird bath. It looks stunning filled to the brim...

If you have ever shopped for a bird bath, you may have noticed something specific: the best ones look more like dinner plates than soup bowls. To the human eye,...

You bought a beautiful bird bath, filled it with fresh water, and waited. And waited. But the birds just fly right past it. This leads to a common question: "Do...

If you live in a region where winter temperatures drop below freezing, you know the struggle: you fill the bird bath in the morning, and by noon, it’s a solid...