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  • How to Build a Birdseed Feeder

    There are many ways to enjoy the natural surroundings of your yard. Planting beautiful flowers provide beautiful scents and amazing scenery. Having a quaint patio area can allow you to experience...

  • How to Feed Birds

    There are many people that like to feed birds. It can almost turn into a hobby for some people, and it's almost guaranteed to be fun for the entire family. Unfortunately feeding the birds is not...

  • How to Build a Wildlife Feeder for Deer and Wild Turkeys

    Build this wildlife feeder to attract deer, turkeys and other animals into your yard. This feeder box is quick and easy to make from a 1 x 12 pine or cedar board, which is readily available at...

  • How to Catch a Hummingbird

    The hummingbird is best known for its speed and agility. Capturing one proves more challenging than common methods used for other birds, but it is possible with proper care and preparation. Keep...

  • How to Keep Ants Out of Your Hummingbird Feeder Without a Moat

    Hummingbirds are truly one of natures spectacular miracles. The tiniest birds with the fastest beating wings. These lovely creatures have the most rapid metabolisms, and a need to feed...

  • How to Make a Beer Can Hummingbird Feeder

    WE ARE LUCKY! Hummingbirds are found only in South America and North America. There are only 16 species that breed in the United States. I feel they are the most fascinating species of birds and I...

  • How to Make a Humming Bird Drink

    It is so enjoyable to watch hummingbirds in your yard. Hummingbirds like to eat a diet that is mainly full of insects, and so they provide great insect control in your yard and garden. ...

  • How to Use Suet

    Suet is a high-fat, high-energy food that attracts insect-eating birds. It's traditionally put out in the winter when insects are scarce, but suet products available today can be used year-round.

  • How to Attract Birds to Your Yard or Garden

    Watching birds in a backyard is an enjoyable experience for many. Children love to get involved in naming the different birds and birdwatching is a serious hobby for many people. For those who...

  • How to Make a Glass Hummingbird Feeder

    Making a glass hummingbird feeder from recycled containers is a great way to protect the environment and save money, too. Not only will you be doing your part by not adding to landfills, you will...

  • How to Make an Ant Guard for a Hummingbird Feeder

    Hummingbird feeders attract ants. Unless you create a barrier, ants will follow the hanger to he feeder. This can result in an unsightly mass of floating ants that deter hummingbirds from feeding....

  • How to Make a Hummingbird Feeder Solution

    Hummingbirds are migratory birds that summer in the United States---with some migrating as far north as Alaska---and winter in tropical areas in Mexico and Central America. These tiny birds begin...

  • How to Make Homemade Bird Feeders from Common Objects

    Turn your backyard into a bird haven. These simple bird feeder projects are easy enough for kids to make. There are only a few items needed to make simple bird feeders. Most of these items can be...

  • How to Attract Northern Cardinal to Your Yard

    Cardinal is a family of birds found in North and South America. The Northern cardinal (Cardinalidae) is its most common species. The birds are named for the red plumage of the male cardinals.

  • How to Clean a Hummingbird Feeder

    Hummingbird feeders need to be cleaned out at least once a week to prevent mold and bacteria growth. But the narrow necks of many styles of feeders make cleaning very difficult. Here are a few...

  • How to Recycle a Milk Jug into a Free Bird Seed Scoop

    You’ve seen them in the catalogs and home centers for $10 or more but you can easily make a bird seed scoop for free. It’ll take you about 5 minutes to recycle a plastic beverage jug (i.e., milk...

  • How to Find and Identify the Tufted Titmouse

    A songbird that lives in the eastern half of the United States, the tufted titmouse has actually expanded its range northwards in recent times. As late as 1940, it was not found above New Jersey...

  • How to Attract Rose-Breasted Grosbeaks

    The rose-breasted grosbeak is a migratory bird that winters in Northern South America and Central America, returning to North America sometime in May. It summers in the mid and northeastern United...

  • How to Attract Cardinals to a Bird Feeder

    The Northern Cardinal, often referred to as a red bird, is a year-'round resident of the northern U.S. This striking bird brings to the yard a splash of brilliant color that is unrivaled by its...

  • Using Fancy Old Wood for Bird Feeder

    Learn How to pick the look for a bird feeder plan in this yard craft video from our birdfeeder and bird house expert.

  • Rounding Edges for Bird Feeder

    Learn How to round off the edges of a bird feeder plan in this yard craft video from our birdfeeder and bird house expert.

  • Attaching Hinges to Bird Feeder

    Learn How to attach the hinges to a bird feeder plan in this yard craft video from our birdfeeder and bird house expert.

  • Drilling Hanging Hole for Bird Feeder

    Learn How to complete the roof and drill hole for hanging for a bird feeder plan in this yard craft video from our birdfeeder and bird house expert.

  • Attaching Sides to Bird Feeder

    Learn How to attach the sides of a bird feeder plan in this yard craft video from our birdfeeder and bird house expert.

  • Making Seed Tray for Bird Feeder

    Learn How to finish the seed tray for a bird feeder plan in this yard craft video from our birdfeeder and bird house expert.

  • Attaching Roof to Bird Feeder

    Learn How to attach the roof to a bird feeder plan in this yard craft video from our birdfeeder and bird house expert.

  • Attaching Bottom to Bird Feeder

    Learn How to attach the bottom 0f a bird feeder plan in this yard craft video from our birdfeed and bird house expert.

  • Gluing Parts for Bird Feeder

    Learn How to glue and nail the pieces for a bird feeder plan in this yard craft video from our birdfeeder and bird house expert.

  • Selecting Wood for Bird Feeder

    Learn How to select the wood for a bird feeder plan in this yard craft video from our birdfeeder and bird house expert.

  • Attaching Front to Bird Feeder

    Learn How to attach the front to a bird feeder plan in this yard craft video from our birdfeeder and bird house expert.

  • How to Build a Super Easy Nice Looking No Cost Bird Feeder in 5 easy steps and 5 minutes

    This is an easy, no cost, attractive bird feeder that you can make from everyday items in less than 5 minutes. UPDATE: The Bluejays are loving it. I am waiting to get a good updated picture to...

  • How to Build a Squirrel-Proof Bird Feeder

    There is nothing more frustrating than looking out your window and seeing a fluffy squirrel tale bobbing around your bird feeder. Before you throw in the towel on bird feeding, try your hand at...

  • How to Buy Eco-Friendly Birdfeeders

    Whether you live in the country where woodland creatures abound, or in a city where the variety of feathered friends are a little more limited, one of the best ways to attract wildlife is to use...

  • How to Attract Hummingbirds to Your Backyard Habitat

    Hummingbirds are cute and fun to watch. Learn some easy steps to attract them to your backyard habitat and how to make a feeder solution for them at home.

  • How to Make Your Own Hummingbird Nectar

    Hummingbirds are beautiful wonders of nature. They are fun to watch and will return to the feeder again and again. Although powdered nectar mix is widely available at garden and home centers, it...

  • How to Make a Meal Worm Feeder

    A meal worm feeder can be used to attract birds to your yard. If birds are offered food they will set up home in or near your yard because birds nest close to their food supply. You can make a...

  • How to Bird Watch in Your Backyard

    Bird watching is educational and fun for the whole family. You can do it in your own backyard, too!

  • How to Make a Hummingbird Feeder

    One way to enjoy watching hummingbirds in your garden is to make a hummingbird feeder. You can make a hummingbird feeder out of many different types of material, and in sizes ranging from the...

  • How to Get Kids Into Birding

    Birding takes patience and constant self-education. This can be a challenge for kids, who like action and want to know things right away. You can get your children interested in bird watching by...

  • How to Make a Woodpecker Feeder

    Here's an easy-to-make gag gift for any bird enthusiast or nature lover. Hang this woodpecker feeder up with your other bird feeders and wait for people to ask what it is.

  • How to Hang a Hummingbird Feeder

    With the perfectly-placed feeder, you can enjoy the beauty of hummingbirds in your own backyard. Place it wrong, though, and you'll be sitting on unused birdseed for the season. It takes a bit of...

  • How to Attract Blue Jays

    "Wait!" you say, "blue jays may be pretty, but they are also loud, querulous, chase other birds away and even eat the eggs and young of other species." Still, if you are a blue jay advocate,...

  • How to Attract Cardinals

    Cardinals, or "redbirds" as they are often called, are large, sturdy birds that need a sturdy surface to feed from. They often feed on the ground, but a solid feeder filled with their favorite...

  • How to Attract Chickadees

    Lots of people will tell you that chickadees are their favorite feeder birds. They are easily attracted, and can often be hand-tamed. Cheerful as a Christmas card, chickadees are versatile...

  • How to Clean a Birdseed Feeder

    Many types of bacteria can infest birdseed feeders, especially if the seed has become wet. Diseases such as salmonella, trichomoniasis, aspergillosis and avian pox can be passed from one songbird...

  • How to Make a Simple Bird Feeder

    You don't need to spend a lot of money on a fancy bird feeder to attract feathered visitors to your yard. Try this easy make-it-yourself model.

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