DIY Eco-Friendly Bird Feeder With a Plastic Bottle

Whether it's spring, summer, or fall, chances are there are at least a few hungry birds in your yard. So why not make them feel right at home with a handmade bird feeder?

Not only will it satisfy your appetite, but it will also give your lawn a colorful boost. And there really is no better feeling than knowing that you are helping Mother Nature do her job.

So go ahead; Grab your glue gun, grab some bird-approved nuts and seeds, and DIY for something pretty. This is such a great project to make with kids, and also very easy, keep reading and discover how to make it!

Materials:

• Plastic bottle (It could be a 20-ounce soda bottle)
• Two wooden spoons
• Sharpie marker
• Cutter
• Pair of scissors
• Floral wire

Instructions:

Step #1: With a pointed marker, draw a small circle on one side of the bottle about 4 inches from the bottom. Cut it (with a craft knife) and make sure the tip of the spoon fits snugly into the hole.

Step #2: Right in front of this hole cut a slightly larger hole (with a knife and scissors). Make sure the large end of the spoon can stay in the hole.

Step #3: Repeat this process about 2 inches from the bottom of the soda bottle, but use opposite sides of the bottle so that the spoons are at a 90-degree angle to each other.

Step #4: Fill the bottle with birdseed.

Step #5: Make sure to do this in an area where you can sweep up the clutter!

Step #6: Make a floral wire hanger and secure it to the top of the bottle.

Step #7: Screw on the cap and hang it in your favorite place.

We hope you enjoy this video about How to Make a Bird Feeder with Plastic Bottles:

Source: Birdy Official

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