I get some fantastic photos sent of things people have bought from me in their new homes, 
which I love to see, especially the range of wildlife (and not so wild) that use the bird baths and water dishes. One lovely customer even got one of my hedgehog water dishes onto the BBC. So I thought it would be nice to make a collection of them here for inspiration and help with choosing designs and a glimpse of what might turn up to use them.
- The water dishes are perfect for hedgehogs to use safely and not be able to tip up
- A Rainbow Hedgehog adding complimentary colour to a patio
- A Wood Pigeon using a Three Bees bird bath
- A Three Bees looking great in a contemporary garden
- A blue tit on a bird bath
- Iridescent Three Bees wings shining through the water
- A Pastel Daisy bird bath used with lovely rustic style garden ornaments
- The not so wild life will use the bird baths too
- A Pastel Daisy bird bath on a patio, perfect for birds and hedgehogs to use
- An adult garden hedgehog drinking from a mosaic Harvest Hedgehog bird bath
- A hedgehog bird bath used on the ground for hedgehogs to use, next to a raised bird bath. You can never have too many water dishes in your garden.
- A turquoise owl being used to add colour to a deck and matching with the other ornaments
- A squirrel popping down from the trees for a drink from a bird bath
- A tree stump with a wooden top added for a base for a Gypsy Rainbow bird bath
- Complimenting flower colours with the mosaic
- A blackbird taking a dip in a bird bath
- A blackbird taking a drink from a water dish
- The water dishes will work as outside cat water bowls too
- The slightly raised translucent centres of the daisies adding interest and depth to the design
- Buddha watching over the birds bathing
- A Moroccan Pool bird bath next to a wildflower meadow patch
- Using a bird bath dish on top of an old stone stand
- A Pastel Daisy bird bath with an old terracotta chimney used as a base
- A baby starling cooling off in a Harvest Hedgehog water dish
- Sparrows absolutely love splashing around in the bird baths, either on their own or in small groups
- Even ducks can drink from the bird baths. Got to luv a duck 😉
- You might even be lucky enough to catch a garden wren flitting in to use your bird bath
- Of course anyone that’s thirsty can make use of the bird baths
- I think this has to be my favourite customer pic, their garden robin with his new robin reflection bird bath, which apparently had literally just been put outside after arriving that morning in the post
