YALINKA 35.5In Freestanding Birdbaths Bowl Outdoor, Standing Garden Bird Bath Bird Feeder Bowl with Metal Stake, Detachable Decoration Spa Birdfeeder for Garden Patio Yard Lawn, 4 Spiky Feet (B)

I am in LOVE with these little bird baths. I have 6 bird baths in my yard. 3 large glass ones and 3 of these little plastic ones. I've already decided, that once my glass ones have done their time, I'll be replacing them with larger versions of these. The stand they come on has a 4 prong bottom so once you set it in the ground, they don't move, wobble or look crooked. They are easy to put together and the birds LOVE them. The best part? They are SO light that I can clean them with one hand, dumping out the old water and refilling with ease. I absolutely love these. It's such a simple thing but they really area amazing, especially if you're older and struggle with cleaning heavier bird baths. Just note that this size is pretty small. I do have solar fountains in them and they just fit with a little space on each side. When I buy more, I'll go for a few that are larger. Just take a look at the size so you can buy the ones that work for you.

Easy to remove for cleaning. Durable product. Stakes easily went into the ground without wobbling, tipping, and most importantly it stood straight. I need to replace I metal birdbath I purchased a year ago and unfortunately the metal finish started coming off on the inside of the bath, dangerous for the birds I’m sure. With this new one it’s solid plastic so no finish to come off. Glad I bought it and for the price super buy. The birds have already started using it.

The birdbath looks nice and the birds enjoy it, but it wasn’t very easy to set up. I had trouble getting it stable and it took effort to secure it in the ground. Once in place, it works fine, but I wish it were sturdier.

This bird bath was just what I needed in my garden. Assembly was easy. I particularly like the 4-prong base, which keeps it very stable in the soil. The plastic bowl easily comes out for cleaning or refilling. All in all, I’m pleased with the purchase. As others noted, the bowl is somewhat fragile. That mine cracked is, however, entirely my own fault. It’s rigid plastic, and I left it out over the winter. The base is fine, but it’s not really a surprise to me that the bowl didn’t survive. Entirely operator error. BUT, not all is lost! I replaced the bowl with an inexpensive 10” silicone cake pan. It works great! The stand is sturdy and the birds can bathe/drink/or do whatever else they do in the bath.

This works as an extra bird bath but it is wobbly. The round bath portion doesn’t quite fit in it properly. You get what you pay for.

Hmmm…..if I had taken time to read the reviews before purchase I likely would not have purchased this item. BUT, I am glad I didn’t read them. I am very pleased with this birdbath. It arrived in excellent condition, went together easily and is much sturdier than I had expected at the low price. The four long metal prong legs look like they will stand up to squirrels jumping on it. The plastic bowl is a bit deeper than other birdbaths I have had but flat rocks on the bottom will work to give a higher platform for little birds. The bowl is seated very well and will not fall or blow off, won’t break in the winter like a glass bath or boil in the summer like a metal one. Totally happy with this item.

Sometimes you don't even get what you pay for. This birdbath is VERY cheaply made. First problem with it was just getting everything to screw together. The post came in 3 sections that screw together, then you screw on the basket at the top and the base at the bottom. I didn't think the basket was even going to catch the threads for awhile. When it finally did, and I got it all the way on, there was no way I could ever take it apart again. Then, two days after I got it, I was trying to pull it out of the ground where I had first put it so I could move it to a more level spot, and the post broke off at the base. What a piece of junk and waste of money. I bought it mainly so I could pull it up for the lawn care guy so he wouldn't have to trim around it. I'm headed to Lowe's to buy a good, sturdy concrete birdbath like I had where I used to live. He can spend an extra 20 seconds and trim around it when he trims around the flower beds. I guess this purchase was my reminder that it doesn't pay to go cheap.

I really like this birdbath/birdfeeder. I purchased it specifically to feed the grackles that frequent my front yard. The dish is a good size and holds plenty of seed or peanuts, and it’s roomy enough for a couple of grackles or a small bunch of little birds. My yard’s bird population is mostly grackles, but doves and smaller birds stop by too. The post comes in 3 pieces, so that you can choose the height of the feeder. I'm only using one, so the feeder is close to the ground. The pieces screw in securely. Overall the feeder is stable, even with my big grackles landing on it. The dish rattles around a bit, but they've gotten used to it. I think the trick with stability is the initial push into the dirt. If you try to adjust after pushing it in, the dirt gets soft and everything will wobble. We have hard desert sand and rocks, so it was challenging because of the ground's hardness, but once pushed in, it is secure. I imagine softer dirt would have its own challenges. The dish is made of thick, sturdy plastic, and after we had a heavy rain, I saw that it has excellent water retention. Overall functionality is great! The adjustable height, attractive design (it comes in several colors!), and the versatility of using it for either water or food all make this a great value. I'm going to buy a second one for our backyard. I'm quite happy with it!