#Bird feeder designs for students upgrade#

paint can bird feeder. This project is VERY upcycling-friendly!ġ3. orange bird feeder. This bird feeder is a good one to put in a spot that’s inconvenient to access, because other than the string, it’s completely biodegradable.ġ2. milk jug bird feeder. Do this project with preschoolers they can decorate the jug with markers, but otherwise the whole thing comes together in minutes.ġ1. milk carton bird feeder. This project that upcycles an empty milk carton into homemade bird feeders is the perfect one for a kid to do all by herself.ġ0. Mason jar bird feeder. I especially love this homemade bird feeder, because it upcycles those little chick food troughs that you only use when the chicks are tiny.ĩ. glass soda bottle bird feeder. Don’t hang this over concrete, friends, just in case.Ĩ.

#Bird feeder designs for students upgrade#

fir cone bird feeder. Here’s an upgrade to the usual “pine cone and peanut butter” bird feeder.ħ. cookie cutter bird feeders. These are cute homemade bird feeders that you can make without adding them as permanent fixtures in your yard.Ħ. candy jar bird feeder. I’d suggest finding something creative to upcycle for the pillar in this homemade bird feeder–an old glass vase and some river rocks, perhaps?ĥ. bundt pan bird feeder. Even if the finish has worn off your old bundt pan, the birds will still love it!Ĥ. bowl and plate bird feeder: I’d suggest that you use a thrifted bowl and plate, and a drill specifically designed for drilling through those materials, rather than buying a brand-new bowl and plate just for this project. birdseed wreath. It’s your very own living wreath!Ģ. In this case, as in most cases, it’s what’s inside that matters! 20 Best Homemade Bird Feedersġ. Whether you make your bird feeder out of a water bottle (you can!) or some gorgeous unfinished wood planking (you totally can!), I assure you, the birds do not care. Wherever you are in the “We Love our Feathered Friends” game, there are homemade bird feeders on this list for you. If you haven’t been feeding the birds all winter, this is a great time to start! And if you have been feeding them all winter, this is a great time to mix things up by adding some new homemade bird feeders to welcome the spring migrants.