How deep is the bowl where the birds will be bathing?
1951827
I measured it this afternoon, and it's between 2 1/2 to 3 inches at it's deepest point. It is plenty for the birds to play in.The birdbath itself is fairly lightweight as stated below, but I filled the base with sand (you could also fill with rocks) and it has stayed in place even through some recent 40 mph winds in my area. I am very happy with it and plan to order a second one. :)
1951828
It is not real deep and I noticed that the design inside where the water sits is peeling off - you get what you pay for!
1951829
The bowl slopes down to about 4 inches deep at the center. Depth of water could vary.
1951830
Hello - I purchased this bird bath last year in the summer of 2013 & it held up well. The bowl is about 6-7" deep and has plenty of room for them to bath. They used it a lot. It is easy to wash out with the hose sprayer and lightweight to handle. I brought it in inside to the garage in October when the weather turned cold here in Indiana as this material will not hold up in winter weather - may crack. But the birds did like it!
1951831
It is not very deep, but it holds enough water for a few birds to bathe. My only complaint is that it is very light and when we have heavy winds, it falls, even though I staked it and put bricks around it. Besides that, I like it.
1951832
I'm not sure just how deep it is. The larger birds (robins & bluejays) have no problem standing in it; however, the smaller birds (sparrows) do so I put a couple flat rocks in it and now they all can enjoy it.
1473623
I have a large watering can and maybe holds about half of it. My chipmunks love it; as do my little birds whom I've seen bathing in it and/or drinking out of it. The water is about 2" deep and maybe a tad over 12" long (but not too long) and about 10" wide. Not very big and is very sturdy on the ground not balancing up on a pedestal.
1243542
The electric cord that is attached to the bird bath is about 12-18 inches long.It does work well. It has been around 12 degrees in Kalamazoo MI for the past 10 days-and the bath is perfect. I do think it is a little deep-just add a few stones for the birds to perch on.
1409472
The bird bath holds about 1 and 1/2 gallons of water if filled to the brim. I don't know how to measure it for depth as it is curved except for the very center. Hope that helps. Remember, it is not secured or terribly heavy as one made of concrete or stone which are really heavy. This can be tipped if approached by deer or other animals. I only feed birds as I am in the NV desert. Pigeons have recently discovered it so that would be the largest bird in the bath. I keep it filled to the brim as the Hummingbirds like to sit on the rim and drink.
1896059
It's about 5 inches in diameter and 5 1/2 inches tall. I put it on one side of my bird bath rather than in the middle because it gives the birds plenty of room to bathe. They love it!
1898554
Since these baths are handmade their dimensions vary a bit from about 21 3/4 to 23 1/2 inches high, and the bowls are about 3 inches deep and 19 inches in diameter on average.
649746
The inside dimension is 8 1/2 inches. I use it to hold a plant. I don't think it would work for a bird bath.
367489
It is approximately 1-1/2 inches deep. One of the best feeders we have bought and well worth the money.
1946369
It is not as deep as it appears in the picture. It is the perfect size for small birds as well as larger ones.
1515386
Hi, Marilyn! The diameter is approx. 19 3/4" with about a 2" rim on which the birds can perch. The height of the whole birdbath is approx 28-29 inches. It is a really nice birdbath. Hope this helps you. Regards, Barbara
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these are approximate as I am at work right now - it is roughly 3 feet high, the base is very sturdy (as well as the bol) base approx 10"x10" bowl hold just under one gallon and is approx 16: edge to edge. I tip the lid to empty and refill daily. I have been through numerous birdbaths, and this is the best yet. Birds love it, squirrels and wind do not ever knock it over. Nice an muted in tone for a garden/woodland setting. You will not be disappointed.
1122274
If you fill it all the way to the brim, it may be 2 inches deep in the middle. The little woodpeckers easily take long splashy baths in it even when full which takes it down a bit by the time they're done! Very small birds perch on the edge to drink. Hope this helps.
1409475
From the rim of basin, it is 1 1/2 " to center which is 2 1/2". Very nice birdbath.
635725
6 1/2 inches. It fits nicely in my birdbath, I use it as a 'bubbler' without the spray attachments (they work well, they just throw some water out of the birdbath) to prevent mosquitoes and to attract birds. I liked it so much I bought 2 more.
1603556
Maybe an inch and a half. Our birds bathe in it all the time. We got a water wiggler and they like that, too. We keep this up all year, but it is especially important in the winter when water is not always available. We even had a downy woodpecker come in to drink!
1946371
All birds drink from it, the bigger ones also splash around in it as well. Maybe about 3 inches at the max depth.
794892
I am unable to take measurements but I had one before and this one is larger, I have a large cockerspaniel & it is big for him, holds a lot More water than my old one, guessing at the diameter I would say bowl measures 10 in across