Routine Cleaning:Ideally, bird feeders should be cleaned thoroughly at least once every two weeks. However, if you notice the feeder getting dirty more quickly, increase the frequency of cleaning. Use a solution of one part bleach to nine parts water to disinfect the feeder. Rinse thoroughly af...
This DIY Bird Feeder tutorial is a bit different in that it’s free of peanut butter. Instead it uses gelatin to hold the birdseed together in different shapes you can hang on trees. Not only is it a fun craft to do with young children, it’s a great way to make a backyard bird ...
This DIY Bird Seed Feeder couldn’t be easier! I picked up a jar ofpeanut butter(creamy, of course) and wild bird seed from Kroger and gave each kiddo a Pringles can. I used a hole punch to attach a piece of ribbon to each lid to be able to hang it from a branch. I found tha...
I remember spending hours watching birds on the bird feeder with my granny when I was little, sitting in awe as she reeled off all their different names. So pop on your DIY hat, and get making one (or more) of these DIY bird feeders, to do your bit while also adding a little bit ...
14. Peanut Butter Jar Birdhouse That jar of peanut butter (or something similar to that) is reusable. Create a birdhouse out of it in just 5 easy steps; check it outhere. 15. Bluebird Birdhouse If you want to attract bluebirds for nesting, this bluebird birdhouse plan at theDIY Dream...
The leaves can also be steeped to make a healthy tea. Even the stalks can be eaten, similar to celery, as a crunchy snack or as a carrier for dips and peanut butter! Sunflower Shoots and Roots Ever enjoyed alfalfa or soybean sprouts? Sunflower sprouts can be used the same way in bot...
Pine Cone Bird Feeder Making pine cone bird feeders are quick and easy!Real pine cones are a fantastic and cost-effective material for crafting. Homemade pine cone peanut butter bird feeders are a great way to introduce kids to the natural world. Needlepointers.com Associate Pine Cone Bouqu...
Ready to give it a go?Let’s get started with 10 upcycle DIY ideas! Make a Bird Feeder Out of a Toilet Paper Roll Source: iStock For this nature-themedupcycling project, all you need is string or twine, an empty toilet paper roll, peanut butter, and birdseed. Maybe you’ve made th...
3:Spray your mold(s) with cooking spray, and spoon birdseed mixture into each mold. Use the bottom of a measuring cup to pack it down, and make the top smooth. Poke a hole through top of each birdseed mold using a drinking straw, making sure it goes all the way through. ...