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Gelda Bird Bath
£195
GELDA is a stunning copper bird bath designed to be easily inserted into flower beds, lawns and hedges as a stand-alone piece or as one of a group. These free standing bird baths make the perfect vessel to hold water and provide your wild birds with a wonderful watering hole.
The copper dish is carefully sourced from reclaimed copper boilers here in the UK. It is then hand crafted to make the perfect garden bird bath. The steel stems can be stuck in the ground at whatever height suits the habitat surrounding it.
A low bird bath nestled amongst roses and catmint (nepeta) or surrounded by rosemary and sage adds a structural element to the garden. Read our journal post on where to put your bird bath.
Read MoreYou can see more photos of our garden bird baths including some that have aged gracefully in our gallery.
I’d love to tell you who our GELDA bird bath is named after so email us if you’d like to know!
- Dimensions: approx. H 840mm x D/W 300mm-440mm depending on the size of the boiler bottom
- Weight: approx. 1.4-1.8kg depending on the size of the boiler bottom
- UK Delivery: £10
Our Bespoke Packaging & Shipping:
A&A Packaging are local to us and when we needed help with creating packaging for our copper bird baths and steel bird feeder trees they came to our aide. The solutions not only keep our bird baths safe and secure during transport but they also look good enough to gift. Have a look at our packaging page and see what you think!
We took into account our environmental impact and where possible we have used recycled and recyclable solutions and avoided single use plastics.
All our packaging is free of charge but we do charge for shipping. The cost of shipping this GELDA bird bath is £10 and will be charged at checkout. However, if you’re local and want to come and pick up your garden bird bath then just tick the right box and get in touch.
A Note on Hygiene
Dirty water isn’t good so you should check your bird bath regularly and remove any old leaves, bird droppings or algae. Viruses can spread quickly, especially when it’s warm so the RSPB recommends having a look every day and cleaning as often as necessary. You can use certain cleaning products to help with this and we have a couple we can highly recommend – check them out here.
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