Electric powered bird bath
Aspects of the present disclosure relate to a bird bath. In one configuration, a frame as a plurality lighting elements therein. A stand is provided for supporting the frame. The bath may include a control component for controlling the lighting elements and a photovoltaic cell for providing power to the lighting elements. In another aspect, the frame may include a plurality of spiral frame members. In yet another aspect, the spiral members have a channel pathway and the lighting elements are disposed in the channel pathway. In yet another aspect, the frame may includes a plurality of radial members. In yet another aspect, the radial members have a channel pathway and the lighting elements are disposed in the channel pathway.
1. A bird bath, comprising:
a frame having:
a plurality of frame members comprising one of (i) a plurality of spiral frame members, (ii) a plurality of radial members each having a channel pathway for receiving a lighting element, or (iii) a plurality of spiral frame members and a plurality of radial members, each radial member having a channel pathway for receiving a lighting element; and
a plurality of lighting elements, each lighting element disposed in a respective frame member of the plurality of frame members;
a stand for supporting the frame;
a control component for controlling the lighting elements; and
a photovoltaic cell for providing power to the plurality of lighting elements.
2. The bird bath according to claim 1 , wherein the frame has a plurality of spiral frame members and wherein the spiral frame members have a channel pathway and the lighting elements are disposed in the channel pathway.
3. The bird bath according to claim 1 , further comprising a detachably attachable basin configured to interact with the frame.
4. The bird bath according to claim 3 , wherein the bird bath further comprises a suction cup for maintaining the detachably attachable basin on the frame, or wherein the detachably attachable basin comprises a light transmissive material.
5. The bird bath according to claim 1 , further comprising a wireless remote control for controlling the control component.
6. The bird bath according to claim 1 , further comprising a rechargeable battery electronically connected to the control component and the photovolatic cell.
7. The bird bath according to claim 1 , further comprising a removable basin of light transmissive material and the photovoltaic cell being disposed underneath the basin.
8. A bird bath comprising:
a frame having:
a plurality of frame members including a plurality of circular members; and
a plurality of lighting elements, each lighting element disposed in a respective frame member of the plurality of frame members;
a stand for supporting the frame;
a control component for controlling the lighting elements; and
a photovoltaic cell for providing power to the plurality of lighting elements.
9. A bird bath comprising:
a frame having:
a plurality of frame members;
a plurality of lighting elements, each lighting element disposed in a respective frame member of the plurality of frame members; and
a vibratory device;
a stand for supporting the frame;
a control component for controlling the lighting elements;
a photovoltaic cell for providing power to the plurality of lighting elements; and
a light transmissive basin detachably mounted on the frame, wherein the vibratory device is configured for vibrating the frame with the basin.
10. A bird bath comprising:
a frame having:
a plurality of frame members; and
a plurality of lighting elements, each lighting element disposed in a respective frame member of the plurality of frame members;
a stand for supporting the frame;
a control component for controlling the lighting elements;
at least one of (i) a plurality of suction cups for holding a basin thereon and (ii) a vibratory device for vibrating the frame; and
a photovoltaic cell for providing power to the plurality of lighting elements.
11. The bird bath according to claim 8 , wherein the circular members have a channel pathway and the lighting elements being disposed in the channel pathway.