Tandefio 2 Pack Vivid Flower Bee Watering Station Metal Butterfly Water Feeder Cup with 60 Colorful Glass Marbles Bee Feeder Bee Waterer Cup for Bee Butterfly Bird Garden Outdoor Decors (Golden Brown)

First photo was before it cleaned the water for the morning. 😁Works as advertised. It is colorful metal bee watering fountain. The description is spot on with size measurements.The marbles are clear with colorful ribbon inside. I added small rocks so the bees had better options for standing while enjoying the fresh water. The rocks are odd shape with many flat sides for various heights.It is easy to assemble. Paint is not chipping off. So far so good.

Bought these for my mom’s birthday and she loved them! Super easy to assemble also.

Love the design and function of these. We got adopted by a bee colony, in the southwest water is huge. The bees took over my water fountain, so I added these working great. Now to find a beekeeper! I miss my hummingbirds, the two don't mix.

Great for show but the material is very thin... be careful screwing in the base. It rips with very little effort

I was very excited to get these. They're beautiful. But there's problems with them. I didn't notice this right away but the flower was unable to hold water. I thought it was because they were being used by the bees and birds.My husband noticed that unfortunately the welding was not good in the center of the flower. Literally no water would be held in the flowers. Unfortunately after 60 days one just completely crumbled. They only have a 30-day return policy so I'm screwed. $30 is a lot of money. I'm very disappointed and very upset I will not be ordering these again I would gladly take another set if the manufacturer or retailer would like to send me one. I don't like leaving bad reviews, but I think people should be made aware of that if you have them in the sun these will completely fall apart. Unfortunately the are in the trash now.

The concept of these watering stations is a good one that I've seen done with rocks in a shallow planter--have something that bees and other pollinators can stand on as they safely take drink of water.These come in 3 pieces per flower--the base that will go into the soil, the extension pole, and the flower, plus a bag of marbles for each station. The base and extension pole screw together easily. Then you screw that into the flower. At first, I thought that the portion for the flower needed to go in more because it was slightly wobbly and there were threads still showing--nope, I went right through the metal and I didn't screw it in hard at all. So, be careful because that was really easy to do and now the water is leaking out of that flower fast.You only need to put a tiny bit of water, because it is easy for a pollinator to slip in. I had to rescue a tiny bee from drowning in the small amount of water I had put into the flower (the marbles were only halfway covered). I removed some and hopefully no one else gets stuck in the water.