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Green Glass Bird Bath Bowl, 12" Replacement Bowl

Green Glass Bird Bath Bowl, 12" Replacement Bowl

Regular price $105.00 USD
Regular price $140.00 USD Sale price $105.00 USD
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This hand-blown mossy green crackle glass bowl is designed to fit hanging bird bath frames, railing brackets, and small stands — or use it to build your own DIY bird bath from scratch.

  • Bowl measures 12.5" diameter x 2.5" deep
  • Genuine hand-blown glass — expect natural color variation and small bubbles
  • Curved underside is designed to sit in a bracket or holder; it will not sit flat without support

Care tip: glass is sensitive to thermal shock. Don't let water freeze inside the bowl — bring it indoors during winter in colder climates to prevent cracking.

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“The cardinals found our new feeder within a day. Beautiful quality — my garden has never been this alive!”

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Sarah M.
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“Fast shipping and the smart cam quality blew me away. Watching bluejays on my phone at work now.”

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David R.
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“Squirrel-proof for real this time. Third feeder I've tried and finally one that works.”

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Emma L.
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“Gorgeous design, my neighbors keep asking where I got it. Customer service was lovely too.”

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Karim B.
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Frequently asked questions

What materials is this made from?

It depends on the product — we use untreated cedar, natural wood, metal, food-safe ceramic, recycled cotton and preserved moss. Each product page lists its exact materials. Never plastic, never toxic paint.

How long does shipping take?

Orders ship within 1–2 business days, with delivery in 3–7 business days. Shipping is free on all US orders.

Is this suitable for outdoor use?

Yes — every piece is built for year-round outdoor use in real weather.

What birds will this attract?

Wrens, sparrows, tits, finches, cardinals and most common garden birds, depending on the feeder or house style.