If you are a bird lover then this will be an easy and fun way to feed your backyard birds. It is also a fun activity to do with your kids or to make to give as gifts. 3/4 a cup of flour 1/2 a cup of water 1 envelope unflavored gelatin (2.5 teaspoons) 3 tbsp corn syrup 4 cups birdseed (makes approximately 12 bird feeders) 1. Spray a spoon with cooking spray and mix all the ingredients together in a large bowl. 2. Spray the inside of your cookie … (22 comments)
I had noticed that one of my bird feeders had not needed refilling all week?? This morning when I went to bring my dogs back inside, this is what I found. They were up on the retaining wall waiting for the birds! And where were the birds? They were up on the fence just watching from a far.
That is what I will be doing today; moving the birdfeeder higher up on the hill so the birds can safely get back to the feeder! Remember to feed the birds!
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Make an Edible Bird Feeder for Your Backyard Birds
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