Here are some ideas to make DIY bird baths, and we have a few bird baths around our garden that the birds absolutely love. The sound of their chirping and the sight of them splashing around bring such joy during warm days. Sometimes they drink water from them, while other times they gleefully take a refreshing bath to cool off. Except for the stone bird bath, which we bought from a nearby shop, all the others are made by us, showcasing our creativity and resourcefulness. This way, you can easily add multiple bird baths to your garden, enhancing its charm while providing vital sustenance for our feathered friends. In markets, there are plenty of fancy bird baths available, featuring intricate designs and high price tags, but you can build one using materials you already have at home, without spending any extra money. I wish everyone would consider adding bird baths to their garden, as they play a crucial role in helping thirsty birds during the hot summer months. They will be actively looking for sources of water, so please take a moment to add a bird bath to your garden; not only will this support wildlife, but you will also experience the great joy of watching them splashing and frolicking in the water. Below are the pictures of our bird baths, along with snapshots of how the birds are enjoying them, creating a delightful spectacle that connects us with nature.

This one is a big bowl of water on an old tree stump

This one is made using a plant stand and terracotta saucer.

Again this is a plantstand and a fancy bowl of water. Also added a solar fountain in it.

This is our stone bird bath in the backyard

This is another terracotta saucer placed on an old tree stump in the front yard.

In this, we used a plant pot as stand and a small bowl of water on it, some birds will come and drink from it, our cat Leo also like to drink from it.