Homemade bird feeders with peanut butter

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bird treats made with peanut butter

Easy peanut butter bird treats -- great spring time craft for kids! Easy recipe to follow! @alicanwrite

Mix up this simple recipe for peanut butter suet to give your birds a fresh and healthy source of energy. #birds #birdfeeders #backyardbirding #nature #suet #birdtreats #mosaicbirds #birding #healthyfoodsforbirds #birdsnacks

I'm preparing a class for the Master Gardener chapter that I'm a member of on making bird-feeders utilizing natural sources, recycled materials and re-purposed items. Of course the best bird-feeder is what nature provides: nuts, seeds and fruit from native trees, shrubs and wildflowers (and native insects)... Here's my hand-out for my "bird" talk I give: Creating a Bird Garden But - this class is all about creating bird-feeders and I've been trying a few DIY feeders I've found over the…

How to make your own bird feeders, a simple, fun activity for children which will encourage wild birds to visit your garden. More

I promised my 5 year old niece that I would devote this weekend to making birdie treats, she knows that watching birds is one of her aunties favorite pastimes s…

A simple 5 ingredient recipe for making homemade bird suet. Can be frozen

Kid Friendly Bread and Peanut Butter Bird Seed Feeder - a fun Spring craft

It’s spring, and that means we’re welcoming our feathered friends back from the south with adorable DIY bird feeders.

You’ve probably seen pine cone bird feeders, but have you considered that their typical ingredients may not be good for birds to have in their diets? These natural bird feeders are a healthier option with no added salt, sugars, or oils. Plus, they’re pretty! Find the full tutorial on the blog!

Make these easy bird seed ornaments with a few items that you probably already have in your home. Peanut butter, cardboard, and bird seed!

A snack for the neighborhood squirrels.

This easy bird feeder for kids is a really cute spring preschool craft project! This cardboard bird feeder is simple to make and a really fun bird feeder DIY! Get the tutorial at honeyandlime.co

This is a fun way to use up bagels that may have gone stale in your fridge. Don't throw them away because no one wants to eat them. Just cover them in peanut butter and press in to some bird seed and hang out (I used leftover yarn) for birds and squirrels to enjoy. They will eat the seeds, peanut butter and the bagel. This is a fun activity to do with a preschool age child or younger.

Need some ideas on what to do with your left over toilet tubes? Recycle them with these awesome toilet paper roll crafts for kids!

Ya'll know what? I've been searching high and low for the perfect bird seed ornament tutorial for the past two years. I've tried to make these darned things with the kids twice with no luck - I can't remember our first recipe, but I do remember last year we had a sticky peanut butter mess on our hands! Aren't these owl ornaments so cute? I found them on Amazon but they are pricey!! They got me inspired to go out and find a tutorial to share on the blog. Read on to grab the tutorial if you…

Keep your feathered friends happy by adding a wild bird suet feeder to your yard. Suet feeders are easy to make with few ingredients.

A couple years ago we started making bird seed ornaments for the kids' great-grandmother. She is one of those people who is hard to buy for, but really appreciates and loves homemade items from the

Today is a blog hop featuring some of the fabulous #myfavoriteblogger gals. The theme? Birds. Fitting for me, no? At the bottom of this post is a giveaway. Don’t miss it! It’s been a little while since we’ve done a trash-turned-fabulous post. And this project was a fabulous happenstance of my parent’s recycling bin, and […]