Black Bear Double Bowl Bird Bath & Feeder
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$249.11 - Regular price
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$289.90 - Sale price
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$249.11
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The difference here is straightforward: two bowls. A black bear lying on its back, one bowl resting on its belly, one bowl positioned alongside — both usable at the same time, one for water and one for seed. No need to find a separate spot in the garden for a feeder stand.
At 15" tall, this is lower and wider than the upright bear designs in this collection — because the bear is reclining, not standing. That lower profile brings both bowls closer to ground level, which suits sparrows, robins, and other birds that prefer feeding and drinking at low heights rather than perching on an elevated basin.
Quick Specifications
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Height | 15 Inches | Weight | 41.5 lbs |
| Material | Fiber-Reinforced Concrete |
| Finish | Hand-Painted, Weather-Sealed |
| Design | Reclining Black Bear with Two Bowls |
| Function | Bird Bath & Bird Feeder (2-in-1) |
| Assembly | Single Piece, No Assembly Required |
| Use | Outdoor Year-Round |
Works Best In
- Woodland and cabin-style gardens
- Gardens with ground-feeding bird populations
- Spaces where one piece needs to serve both water and seed functions
Frequently Asked Questions
Can both bowls be used at the same time?
Yes. One bowl for water, one for seed — both work independently at the same time. Keep them clean separately; food residue in the water bowl can make the water unsafe for birds quickly, so refresh both regularly during active bird season.
Why is this one shorter than the other bear bird baths?
The bear is in a reclining pose rather than upright, which brings the overall height to 15". That lower profile puts both bowls closer to ground level — better for sparrows, robins, juncos, and other birds that naturally feed and drink at low heights rather than flying up to an elevated perch.
How does it handle winter?
Empty both bowls before the first hard frost. The sealed concrete handles freeze-thaw cycles well when dry. Because this piece sits close to the ground, make sure water doesn't pool around the base during freeze periods — standing water beneath the piece can cause surface damage over time.
