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Male house sparrow, Passer domesticus, perched by the side of a bird bath drinking water

An American Robin perched on the edge of a birdbath.

House sparrow bathing and splashing water in a birdbath on a hot summer day.

Australian native magpie having a bath

A Sparrow on the bird bath

Bird bathing in fountain with water droplets spraying

Close up of bird sitting on edge of birdbath

Starlings in bird bath

A young Northern Oriole splashes water as it bathes in a birdbath on a hot summer day.

One small bird sitting on edge of birdbath surrounded by blooming zinnia flowers. Backyard garden

Bluetit bathing with blackbird in the background

House sparrows bathing and splashing water in a birdbath on a hot summer day.

a cardinal and a blue bird sharing a drink at the birdbath

A family of Starlings enjoying a water bath

A house sparrow (Passer domesticus), drinking during summer in a terracotta bowl in Tuscany, Italy. House sparrows are often seen near human habitation, including gardens, and are known to drink and bathe in shallow water sources

A robin cleaning itself in a bird bath in the flower garden. A bird buddy is waiting for its turn.

A Gray Catbird splashing water as it bathes in a birdbath on a hot summer day.

An American Robin splashing water on itself in a birdbath.

A bullocks oriole taking a bath

A female Brown-headed Cowbird sits in a bird bath, showcasing the bird's distinct features and calm demeanor. Captured in a garden setting, this peaceful moment highlights the bird's natural beauty.

Australian native magpies having a bath

Close-up, side-angle view of a sparrow, sitting and cleaning itself in the water of a circular glass birdbath. One of its wings is spread open and there are fine drops of water all around showing the motion of the bird shaking the water off.

$L 10,5-12 cm.\nBreeds in woodland, preferring deciduous or mixed woods, and in parks and gardens.\nResident, but N populations move SW in some autumns, sometimes in huge numbers.\nOften seen at bird tables in winter. Readily hangs upside down on nut holders.\nNests in hole or nest box.\n\nThis is a quite common Bird in the described Habitats in the Netherlands.$

Robins in birdbath

A angry Gray Catbird does not wish to share the birdbath with a Northern Oriole.

Bird bath in the garden

New Holland Honey eater sitting on bird bath

American Robin freshly fluffed from a bath in the birdbath in the front yard.

Autumn Flowers

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