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Cast iron bird bath / bird bath on footThis large cast iron bird bath is not only a practical bird bath, but also a stylish decorative piece for your garden. With its timeless design and robust construction, it offers your feathered garden friends a safe and inviting place to drink and bathe. The generous size of the bowl offers enough space for several birds at the same time, while the sturdy construction ensures a firm stand.The high-quality cast iron ensures durability and resistance to the elements, so the bird bath will continue to shine in your garden for many years to come. Clean the bird bath regularly with your garden hose and make sure that the wild birds always have access to fresh water.The natural patina effect of the cast iron blends harmoniously into any garden environment and gives your outdoor area a rustic charm. Whether on the patio, in a flower bed or near a shady tree - this bird bath will quickly become the preferred meeting place for sparrows, tits and co. Be enchanted by the cheerful hustle and bustle of garden birds and create a small oasis of peace and nature with this cast iron bird bath. The item is made from cast iron . The formation of rust on cast iron is a natural process typical of the material. The formation of rust cannot be prevented. The appearance of rust is therefore not a quality defect. An indispensable accessory for anyone who loves the beauty of nature and wants to turn their garden into a lively retreat for wild birds.Product dimensions: L 55 x D 55 x H 80.7Material: Cast ironWeight: 22.413 kgSuitable for: Great spotted woodpecker, magpie, blue tit, great tit, marsh tit, nuthatch, treecreeper, wren, robin, black redstart, blackbird, blackcap, chiffchaff, grey flycatcher, white wagtail, starling, house sparrow, tree sparrow (sparrow), greenfinch, goldfinch, goldfinch, chaffinch

SuperFish Medaka Bowl 600 - Mini pond bowl 36 lThe SuperFish Medaka Bowl 600 is a decorative mini pond bowl for the balcony, patio or garden. With approx. 36 liters and Ø 60 cm, it offers enough space for medaka (Japanese rice fish) and aquatic plants - ideal as a small biotope when space is limited.Advantages at a glance: Japanese-stylemini pond for balconies, patios and gardens 36 l volume - compact but stable for small set-ups Generous: Ø 60 cm, H 25 cm Ideal for medaka and aquatic plants (shade, natural balance) Perfect for beginners: quick to set up, decorative and easy to care forWith the SuperFish Medaka Bowl 600, you get a beautifully shaped bowl to create your own aquatic biotope in a small space. The large diameter creates an attractive water surface that is particularly suitable for medaka and pond plants. A good basis for a stable mini biotope The bowl holds approx. 36 liters and measures Ø 60 cm with a height of 25 cm. This means it can be set up in a space-saving manner and still offers sufficient volume for small setups. Tips for use: Place the bowl on a level and stable surface (e.g. on a stone slab or solid base). Plants (e.g. floating plants) provide shade and support a more balanced pond climate. If fish are stocked or the location is very sunny, gentle aeration/filtering may be useful to keep the water quality stableFAQ How big is the Medaka Bowl 600? It holds approx. 36 liters and measures Ø 60 cm x H 25 cm. Is the bowl suitable for the balcony? Yes, it is perfect for balconies and terraces. A stable, level surface is important. Do I need a filter? Not necessarily. For fish stocking or very sunny locations, gentle aeration/filtering helps to keep the water quality stable.

Bewo Budgie nesting box horizontal made of wood The Bewo Budgerigar nesting box made of wood for budgerigars for nesting is a Swiss product from a protected workshop Dimensions: 19 x 14 cm, H 13 cm

Nymphaea pygmaea ‘Alba’ – dwarf water lily white-yellowThe dwarf water lily Nymphaea pygmaea ‘Alba’, with its white-yellow flowers, adds a serene, elegant touch to the water’s surface. Thanks to its compact growth habit, it is particularly suitable for smaller garden ponds or basins where a classic water lily would be too vigorous. Ideal if you want a delicate floral effect without the pond looking ‘overcrowded’.Dwarf water lily – suitable for smaller pondsFlower colour: white-yellowGrowth habit: compact, with a modest foliage and flower displaySuitable for: garden pond, mini-pond, pot/tank (depending on the setup)Technical dataBotanical name: Nymphaea pygmaea ‘Alba’Common name: Dwarf water lilyFlower colour: white-yellowPlanting depth: between -10 and -40 cmFlowering period: from June to September Pot size: approx. 18 cmWith the dwarf water lily Nymphaea pygmaea ‘Alba’, you can create particularly stylish water features – even if your garden pond is rather small or you wish to plant in a mini-pond . Dwarf water lilies are designed to create the classic water lily effect in a limited space: the leaves float on the surface, whilst the delicate water lilies emerge from them.The ‘Alba’ variety impresses with a white-yellow flower colour, which has a very calming effect and can be easily combined with various pond and border plants. The choice of plants is particularly crucial in smaller ponds: water lilies that grow too vigorously can quickly dominate the surface. The dwarf water lily remains comparatively more compact and is therefore ideal if you want to keep the water’s surface deliberately open. At the same time, water lilies create a pleasant pond atmosphere: the flowers draw the eye to the water, and the floating leaves give the pond a natural ‘centre’. For good establishment, a stable position is important – ideally in a planting basket or a suitable container, so that the substrate and rhizome are securely in place and you can adjust the position if necessary.If you’re looking for subtle, high-quality blooms and want to opt for a compact water lily, Nymphaea pygmaea ‘Alba’ is a suitable choice for a well-maintained, natural-looking pond design. Note on dispatch: We do our utmost to ensure that our plants arrive at your address healthy and undamaged. Despite taking the utmost care, plants may occasionally sustain minor damage during postal delivery or due to other unforeseen circumstances. This includes brown leaves as well as snapped stems. We accept no liability for this. Do not plant in open waters such as lakes or biotopes.Zoo-Roco tip: With dwarf water lilies, it’s worth placing the plant a little higher to begin with and then lowering it later if necessary – this usually helps it to grow more quickly. If you’re planting in a pot/mini-pond, make sure the water lily gets enough sun and isn’t shaded by plants around the edge.

Kosmos Feeding Birds, But Doing It Right Feeding wild birds all year round? Identifying wild birds, who is sitting at the feeder? The bestseller by Professor Peter Berthold and Gabriele Mohr from the Radolfzell Ornithological Institute Active bird protection all year round. Make your own bird food. Portraits of bird species that regularly visit feeders. 214x172x15mm (LxWxH) 4th edition 2017 Cover/equipment: 140 colour photos, Pages: 176 Year-round feeding – year-round help. Professor Peter Berthold and Gabriele Mohr from the Radolfzell Ornithological Institute have spent many years researching: Those who offer feathered guests good food all year round do not harm them, but make an important contribution to bird conservation! The authors present the most important species that visit feeding sites and provide information on supplementary feeding for wild birds, setting up feeding sites for winter or year-round feeding, healthy feed mixtures and how to deal with sick birds. The numerous tips and specific information on individual feeding for each species make this book a valuable guide for anyone who wants to observe and protect our native birds.