Time to Feed the Birds
It's a Bird House, No It's a Bird Feeder - No it is BOTH in one
Reasons why I like feeding the birds
If you care to know I will tell you why I like to feed the birds.I first like to know they have food - I make sure to always have my feeders filled - especially in the winter when food gets harder to find for them.
I also really enjoy watching the birds come and seeing all the varieties in my own backyard.
Oh and one other reason - I love all the unique feeders hanging and that is why I am making this page.
How about a Bird Feeder and a Bird House all in one?
I just love these Edible Bird Houses that are both a Bird House and a Cool Bird Feeder all in one. They are made by Bottomland Naturals.Bottomland Naturals has been building unique, natural birdhouses and feeders since 1985. Each one of their several hundred products is hand crafted in the USA.
One of their most popular sellers is the edible birdhouse.
The birdhouses are constructed with yellow pine and blandex lumber. Therefore, after the seeds are gone, you are left with a durable, unique, and weathered looking birdhouse that will last for years. If you desire, you can add honey or peanut butter along with sprinkled seeds to always have an edible item.
Edible Bird Feeders on Amazon
Orange Birdhouse/Feeder
Amazon Price: $37.95 (as of 07/11/2009) 
Flower/Miller Swirl Birdhouse
Amazon Price: $37.95 (as of 07/11/2009)
Bee Hive Birdhouse/Feeder
Amazon Price: $36.95 (as of 07/11/2009)
Gazebo House Feeder
Amazon Price: $18.95 (as of 07/11/2009)
3 Roll Birdhouse/Feeder
Amazon Price: $41.95 (as of 07/11/2009)
Edible Bird Feeders on Amazon
Corn Birdhouse/Feeder
Amazon Price: $36.95 (as of 07/11/2009)
Mini Log Cabin
Amazon Price: $37.95 (as of 07/11/2009)
Church Birdhouse/Feeder
Amazon Price: $41.95 (as of 07/11/2009)
Popcorn Birdhouse/Feeder
Amazon Price: $37.95 (as of 07/11/2009)
Seeded Lighthouse
Amazon Price: $30.95 (as of 07/11/2009)
Edible Bird Feeders on Amazon
Wall-Hang Birdhouse
Amazon Price: $22.95 (as of 07/11/2009)
2-Story Birdhouse/Feeder
Amazon Price: $37.95 (as of 07/11/2009)
Birdhouse/Feeder
Amazon Price: $16.95 (as of 07/11/2009)
Apple Bird House
Amazon Price: $32.95 (as of 07/11/2009)
Cookie Birdhouse
Amazon Price: $36.95 (as of 07/11/2009)
Edible Bird Feeders on Amazon
Apple Shaped Bird House
Amazon Price: $26.95 (as of 07/11/2009)
Other Edible Bird Feeders on eBay
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Other Edible Bird Feeders on eBay
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Other Bird Feeders on Amazon
Bird Seed Scoops on Amazon
DROLL YANKEES Seed Scoop
Amazon Price: $10.29 (as of 07/11/2009)
Woodstream #342 4C Bird Seed Scoop
Amazon Price: $3.52 (as of 07/11/2009)
Air Tight Containers to store your Bird Seed on Amazon
Iris Air-Tight Food Storage Container - 60 Quart
Amazon Price: $29.99 (as of 07/11/2009)
Iris Airtight 30-Quart Pet-Food Storage Container
Amazon Price: $17.99 (as of 07/11/2009)
Bird Watching Guides on Amazon
Bionoculars on Amazon
Make your own Bell Bird Feeder
What you Need:A variety of seeds. Wild Bird Mix from the store.
Egg whites. 2 for every cup of seed.
Small terracotta pots.
Glad wrap to line the pot.
Thin wire. So you can hang the bell.
What to do:
Beat the egg whites till they're a bit fluffy, but not too fluffy. Kids can do the fluffing - they like that.
Then you pour in the seeds and stir them up while you line the terracotta pots with the wrap. When you've done that let then spoon the mixture into the pot and flatten the top.
Take a length of straight wire make a coil at one end, then insert the straight end of wire down through the mixture then out the hole at the bottom of the pot until the coil is submerged in the seed mix. Position your pots in a cool oven, right way up with the straight bit of wire pointing down through the oven rack, for one and a half to two hours. Allow to cool then tip the bell out of the pot peel off the wrap. Make a loop at the top ready to hang in a tree.
Now let the birds come watch and enjoy....
Make your own Pinecone Bird Feeder
What you Need:Wild Bird Mix from the store.
Cheap Peanut Butter - Smooth
Pine Cones - the bigger the better
Some kids - that always helps
Some yarn, string or wire
What to do:
Tie your String or Wire to the Pine Cone nice and secure so you can hang it when done from the tree.
Spoon on some peanut butter all over the pine cone.
Roll the pine cone in a bowl of bird seed.
Hang it on your Tree.
Now let the birds come watch and enjoy....
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MikeMoore wrote...
Never heard of edible bird feeders, but that's very clever. I love the bird pictures. It reminded me of Lucky; a baby bird my wife and I tried to save recently. I built a lens on him. Cute little guy. Thanks for the read. It was incredibly interesting.
Posted May 22, 2009
dustytoes wrote...
I love feeding the birds. I am lensrolling to my Make Your Own Suet lens...
Posted January 28, 2009
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How cool is this! This is why I love Squidoo, I am always learning new things. Love your pictures, they are gorgeous! - Kathy
Posted December 20, 2008
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