Got lots of Mason jars with handles you no longer use in the kitchen. Turn them into a bird feeder with just a craft stick ...

All you need is a church key, some twine, and an old tuna can to turn pantry scrap into a simple and functional hanging bird ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Karla Griesbaum teaches ciLiving host, Jaclyn Friedlander how to make a popsicle stick bird feeder. In this video, learn how to ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Spotting magnificent birds right outside your window is one of the many benefits of putting a bird feeder in your garden, and you ...

Everyone enjoys going out for a good meal, right? The birds are no different! Consider a DIY bird feeder to host your feathered friends. Eating out has new meaning when you’re thinking of the birds.

Though buying a feeder is always an option for attracting birds, DIYing your own allows you to reuse items that would otherwise be thrown away and make your bird watching hobby more eco-friendly. If ...

The cooler half of the year is right around the corner (though most of us don’t want to admit it!), and all over the northern hemisphere, little feathered friends will be looking for food to help them ...

You don't need to spend a lot of money to attract birds to your yard. Save your pennies to stock up on birdseed and instead raid your recycling bin for supplies to make your own bird feeder. You can ...

Craft projects that reuse items, like bottles and cans, are an excellent way to teach children about recycling. For Earth Day, try making a bird feeder from an empty plastic bottle. Craft projects ...

All images courtesy of Two Kids and a Coupon Do red birds catch your eye? We have a couple of cardinals that live in the tree ...