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

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

Hawfinch Bird in Birdbath in Kyoto Park

Gray Catbird splashes in bird bath with water droplets in the air.

Close-up of tiny Carolina Chickadee perched on an outdoor birdbath.

Splish splash Bluejay taking a bath in a backyard bird bath.

Young Eastern Bluebird In A Bird Bath With Lush Greenery and Hibiscus Flowers

Juvenile raven perched on a bird bath

Eurasian blue tit (Cyanistes caeruleus).

An American Goldfinch on the edge of a birdbath after drinking water on a hot summer day.

A male bluebird enjoying a backyard birdbath in Forest, Virginia, on September 26, 2020.

A northern mockingbird at bird bath with rain drops in background.

European robin in bird bath

Close up of bird sitting on edge of birdbath

A Robin at the Edge of a Bird Bath, with a Shallow Depth of Field

Australian native magpie having a bath

little sparrow drinking water in a fountain. bird, ornithology

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

The silvereye / tauhou bathing in a garden bird bath â also known as the waxeye, or sometimes white eye â is a small and friendly olive green forest bird with white rings around its eyes. Aotearoa / New Zealand.

young bluebirds having a bath in a backyard bird bath

House sparrow. (Passer domesticus).

Swainson's Thrush Getting A Drink From Birdbath

a bird in the garden

Noisy Miner Bird about to jump into a bird bath with an Eastern Rosella

Chalk-browed mockingbird taking a bath in a water fountain in the garden

$L 30-36cm, WS 45-51cm.\nBreeds in open deciduous and mixed woods, mature farmland with pasture and trees, parklands and commons, also in large gardens.\nCommon.\nAs all woodpeckers, absent in Ireland.\nFood mainly ants; spends much time on ground.\nShy, wary.\nNest entrance c. 6x7cm.\n\nThis is a quite common Species in the described Habitats in the Netherlands.$

Eurasian blue tit, Cyanistes caeruleus, perched by the side of a bird bath drinking water

a group of female red-winged blackbirds in a bird bath

A blue tit just about to have a bath

A cape robin-chat perches on the edge of a birdbath in Nairobi, Kenya.

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