Pine cone bird seed feeder

You've probably seen bird feeders made from pine cones, but have you considered that the things that typically get put on them 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!

Make your own pine cone bird feeder at home. These adorable bird feeders only take a few minutes to make, and they will provide much-needed food for wild birds. We strategically hung our birdfeeders near our DIY birdhouses so that the nesting birds could easily find food. This post contains affiliate links. That means that

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Your feathered friends will thank you for this! I have always wanted to make a birdseed wreath, and I finally did. It was easier than I thought actually. Have you ever made a DIY bird feeder wreath? You will need a few things to make this wreath. I went through many different recipes on the ... Read More about DIY bird feeder wreath

Want the easiest DIY homemade bird feeder with toilet paper roll or pine cone and peanut butter or seed butter and any nut, seed, fruit or whole grain? Try this 5 minute autumn craft for preschoolers or any age kid today!

Looking for a fun, creative, and most importantly kid-friendly activity? ✨ Try our super easy recipe for bird seed ornaments! 🌟 No corn syrup, no gelatin, and absolutely no cooking required. Brilliantly healthy snacks to keep our garden bird visitors well nourished in the cold winter months. Hang this bird-friendly decorations from your trees this winter. And enjoy this fun, sensory activity with your kids. Let the ornament-making begin! 🐦🎄

3 easy ways to make hanging bird feeders for the garden. All with recycled everyday materials and quick to put together. A great activity to enjoy with the kids.

If you’d like to make additional ornaments, I recommend doing them in separate batches. That way, the mixture won’t start to dry out as the ornaments are being made. You want the birdseed to be wet when going into the cookie cutters for maximum stick factor once dried, and prepping individual batches takes just a minute or two.Servings: 3-4 ornaments made from standard-size cookie cutters

A Pine Cone Bird Feeder is a fun natural project kids of all ages can make for feeding wildlife. Kids can easily learn how to make a homemade bird feeder