My bird feeders lure Carolina wrens and tufted titmouses ... using 16-gauge galvanized-steel wire, two 2-inch No. 6 screw eyes and one ¼ x 2–inch eyebolt with nuts. Ten 1-foot lengths of ...

How To Make a Bird Feeder Story by Samuel Rosenmayer • 1y Time:A day Complexity:Beginner Cost:$75 - $100 This past summer, I replaced some of my deck boards.

Gather the materials you’ll need to create your recycled bird feeder. We used ... needs only be big enough to fit the string. Next, make holes for the birds to feed through.

To create the shish kebab, make a hole and poke the other skewer ... Hang the feeder from a tree or bird feeder stand. As birds come to your feeder, identify them, take pictures and talk about ...

Related: How to Make a Bird Feeder for Small Spaces from Recycled Materials Use your utility knife to poke a hole at the bottom of the container, as well as its cap/lid. Then, use the knife to cut ...

Take a look below, you might want to make all three! Be very careful and ask a grown-up to help you thread fruit and cheese onto the wire like a necklace. Set your bird feeders on branches in ...

Take a look below, you might want to make all three! Be very careful and ask a grown-up to help you thread fruit and cheese onto the wire like a necklace. Set your bird feeders on branches in ...