Decorative birdbaths available from CT retailers

Mar 21, 2023

There are many options for birdbaths available in Connecticut.

Want to see more birds? Then skip the bird feeder — seriously, bears love birdseed — and get a birdbath. Concrete, metal, stone, glass — the options are many, and can add serious style to your outdoor space. Here's a selection from local sellers to get you started. (Note: While some of these are marketed as bird feeders, officials discourage such use due to increased bear activity in Connecticut.)

Ranch Rust Hanging birdbath from Park Hill Collection

Ranch Rust Hanging — The dish is suspended by an ornate metal bracket and features a ranch rust finish. 27.5" high. $54.95, Park Hill Collection. Black Swan Hearth, Newtown

Iron Yard Stake birdfeeder from Creative Co-Op

Iron Yard Stake — Hand forged, modern and sleek, allowing your plants to be the main attraction. 35" high. $68, Creative Co-Op. Outdoor Design and Living, Fairfield

Bellflower Blue Glaze birdbath from Ganim's Garden Center and Florist

3. Bellflower Blue Glaze — Handcrafted from clay deposits in Roseville, Ohio, with a classic design. 14" high. Burley Clay Pot. $39.99 top, $39.99 base. Ganim's Garden Center and Florist, Fairfield,

Tree of Life birdbath from Evergreen

4. Tree of Life — The metal-and-glass stand includes a detailed Tree of Life design, and is topped with a glass bowl with a teal swirl pattern. 25.6" high. $139.95, Evergreen. The Fat Robin, Hamden

Pre-aged Colonnade birdbath from Athens Stone Casting

5. Pre-aged Colonnade — A weathered finish makes this concrete birdbath look like it's been around for years. 26" high. $79.99, Athens Stone Casting. Burnett's Country Gardens, Salem

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