Feeding Wild Birds

Welcome the birds with a welcome sign made from
bird seed!  Great idea at Full Circle :)

Make some garlands by stringing together peanuts
- get the details at Kitschenpink!

Good + Happy Day shares this simple feeder that
is a great activity for the youngest kids :)

I'm a sucker for wreaths and this version made
from the classic peanut butter-on-pinecone version
is wonderful!  Details at Imagine Childhood.

These sweetgum balls work just as well as
pine cones and look so great too :)  This and
more ideas at Fun In The Making.

You can make this great bird feeder from an empty
tennis ball container - found at 4 Crazy Kings.

Or try this similar feeder made from an empty soda
bottle and wooden spoons from Family Fun :)

Love this simple bird feeder made by DSharp Journal!

Be sure to check these posts here and here for more
ideas on feeding wild birds.  February is the most difficult
month for most wild birds so lets make it a little bit easier
for them to find food and be sure to give them access to
fresh water as well. 

At The Great Backyard Bird Count site you can
put in your zip code and get a customized list of birds
found in your area at this time of year with links to what
they look like and other helpful identification
information.  Have fun!