Blue Tit Birdbath in Stone

The Blue Tit Birdbath in Stone is a handcrafted garden bird bath featuring a sculpted woodland scene. Priced at £215, it stands 73cm tall and weighs 45kg. Made in the UK from frost-proof cast stone with a natural Cotswold stone finish, it attracts wild birds year-round and suits both formal and cottage gardens.

A Bird Bath Built to Last

This birdbath is cast from high-quality reconstituted stone in the UK. Each piece is hand-finished to bring out the crisp detail of the sculpted blue tit and surrounding woodland relief. The Cotswold stone coating gives it a warm, natural tone that improves with age as it weathers outdoors.

Designed for Garden Birds

The shallow bowl provides a safe bathing and drinking spot for most UK garden birds. Its 45cm diameter offers enough room for several birds at once. Position it on a level surface near shrubs or hedging. This gives visiting birds a quick escape route from predators.

Frost-Proof and Low Maintenance

Cast stone is naturally frost-proof. You can leave this birdbath outside through winter without cracking. It needs no sealing or special treatment. A quick scrub with a stiff brush and clean water keeps it looking fresh each spring.

Placement Tips

Place the birdbath where you can see it from a window to enjoy the visiting birds. Avoid overhanging branches that drop leaves into the bowl. A partly shaded spot keeps the water cooler in summer. Refill the bowl regularly during dry spells and freezing weather.

Frequently asked questions

Is this birdbath frost-proof?

Yes, it is guaranteed frost-proof. The cast stone construction withstands freezing temperatures without cracking, so it stays outside year-round.

How heavy is the Blue Tit Birdbath?

It weighs 45kg out of the box. This weight keeps it stable in strong winds, but you need two people to move it into position.

What size birds can use this birdbath?

Most UK garden birds use it comfortably. The shallow bowl suits small birds like blue tits, robins, and sparrows. Larger birds such as blackbirds also bathe and drink here.

Does it need a pedestal or base?

No, it sits directly on the ground. Place it on a firm, level surface such as a patio slab, compacted gravel, or a flat area of lawn.

How do I clean the birdbath?

Scrub it with a stiff brush and fresh water. Avoid household detergents as they can harm birds. Clean it every two to three weeks to prevent algae build-up.