Instead of recycling that old wine bottle, you can repurpose it to make a unique gravity feeder that is sure to have the ...

If you’re using a really heavy-duty plastic container (like a large milk jug), you can fill it with ... Related: How to Make a Bird Feeder for Small Spaces from Recycled Materials Use your ...

In this tutorial, based on a video from the Natural History Museum, we’ll guide you through making a simple yet effective ...

So why not welcome them to come and sit a spell in your backyard with a DIY bird feeder ... Have an empty wine bottle at home? Turn it into a bird feeder! All you need is some wood, a few tools ...

You can make bird feeders from plastic milk jugs, soda bottles, juice cartons and more. Be sure to choose seeds that birds here will eat (sunflower, either hulled chips or in hull, safflower ...

You can feed the songbirds in your yard using a feeder you make from an ... Wash and rinse the jug. If there is a strong odor of spoiled milk and/or stubborn milk residue, fill with hot water ...

The chubby brush goes in all directions on a big sheet of easel paper. Jameson Whitfield, 3, and his milk-jug bird feeder he painted and decorated to hang in his back yard. (Courtesy of Donna ...

Save your pennies to stock up on birdseed and instead raid your recycling bin for supplies to make your own bird feeder. You can use just about any container. Here is some DIY bird feeder inspiration.

As spring returns to our lives, so do the warm-weather birds. Welcome some feathered friends to your yard with a homemade bird feeder. We made this one with a 16-ounce carton of half-and-half and ...

Soda Bottle Bird Feeder: Linda from Crafts a la Mode posted her lovely, and super-inexpensive, DIY bird feeder on Hometalk. Simple drill holes through a soda bottle, then stick a dowel rod through ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." There's something magical about watching birds up close. Their beautiful colors and alert eyes will ...