Early Spring Pine Cone Bird Feeder
Before the forests begin to wake up after a long winter, it can be hard for animals to find food, which is why making pine cone bird feeders is such a nice idea. If you've never tried this classic craft, then you won't want to pass up making an Early Spring Pine Cone Bird Feeder. This super easy DIY bird feeder is a delight to create, and the little ones will love it just as much as you will. Once you realize how simple it is to make your own bird feeder, you will wonder why you haven't done it before.
Estimated CostUnder $10
Time to CompleteUnder an hour
MaterialsFood, Nature Material
Primary TechniqueGeneral Crafts
SeasonSpring
Age GroupToddlers, Preschool & Kindergarten
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paver2
Apr 12, 2017
When looking at the pictures, I kept looking for the mess, but those little boys did a great job of keeping it neat. Good photos of the birds enjoy the feeders, too. I have seen this several times but I think I'll actually try it this time... however, I'm afraid it's going to be a squirrel feeder here.
Catsitt
Apr 03, 2017
This is a really cool idea!! My dad is a big bird fan, since retiring he loves looking and feeding the birds in the garden! I think I will make this with my Niece and Nephew for him for Fathers day, I think he will definitely love this from them!!
Cheryl Y
Apr 01, 2017
I love this Early Spring Pine Cone Bird Feeder idea. My children who are adults now did this when they were young and in Scouts. This craft is fun for all ages and it does make a great rainy day craft. After it stops raining, go outside and hang the bird feeders. It's so nice to sit back and watch the birds fight over the feeders. So I suggest making a lot of them and hang them all over. We didn't have a tree in our yard at the time so we hung them on the fence and the birds loved them. We started writing down what types of bird came to enjoy the seeds. It was a great learning experience and to help enjoy nature. Thank you for reminding me of this craft that can now be done with the Grand babies.
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