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DIY Bird Feeders

DIY Bird Feeders

Different DIY Styles of Bird Feeders for Your Special Garden

 We all know for fast instant feeders, there's many you can buy that are prefab/premade which will reel the birds in asap.

But if you're looking for something DIY using house hold items, here are a few variations. You're already turning into a kick ass DIY'er by using items you have around the house and everyday common ingredients. So take a peak at what's already in your cupboard or start making a shopping list.

Let's get your DIY juices flowing! Take a look at these!  

                                                                                           

Simple Peanut butter Cookie Cutter Shape Feeders

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