Wildlife World has made two new additions to its bird bath range to join the Echoes bird bath, one of the company’s top selling products.

The new Coniston and Blue Dipper bird baths have been creatively designed by the Gloucestershire based company to be both visually appealing and practical for even the smallest of gardens.

Wildlife World prides itself in its commitment to the environment, with all products being carefully researched, tested and made using recycled and environmentally friendly materials.

The new Coniston bird bath uses a ‘Clayplas’ material, a combination of clay and recycled plastic, making it lightweight and robust and is guaranteed for 10 years. The bird bath has a delicately decorative design, making it an attractive addition to any garden. It comes with a low, push-fit base as well as an optional tall, screw-fit stem for gardeners to position and use it wherever they wish, without the need for hard work to assemble or move. For extra peace of mind, the tall stem is a hollow cylinder, allowing room for stones or sand to stabilise the stand if required.



Also joining the range is Wildlife World’s new Blue Dipper bird bath for smaller gardens. Made from natural materials, the Blue Dipper is a striking ceramic design with a frost-resistant cerulean blue glazed finish, to ensure a pristine condition all year round. The Blue Dipper is a compact design with an approximate diameter of 270mm, replicating a natural pond, ornamented with two clay birds and stones to encourage a landing site for garden birds.

James Allan, Sales and Marketing Manager at Wildlife World commented, “We have invested a great deal of time ensuring that our diverse product range targets large and small gardens alike, and this is reflected in the expansion of our bird baths range.” He continued, “We are constantly designing and developing our products to encourage wildlife and to ensure that habitats and feeders are available where natural habitat may not be available.”

As one of Europe’s leading designers and manufacturers of wildlife habitats, feeders and other products, Wildlife World is continuously expanding its product ranges to ensure all species are being provided for as well as pleasing gardeners. The company has won a total of six awards for product development, an environmental award and design awards, and continues to produce innovative products that reflect their values.

Further information is available from Wildlife World on 01666 505333, by emailing james@wildlifeworld.co.uk or by visiting the company’s website at www.wildlifeworld.co.uk