Welcome to today’s DIY project! If you’re a birdwatcher or a nature enthusiast, making a Peanut Butter Pinecone Bird Feeder .

Creating bird feeders at home is an enjoyable and educational activity that offers children a chance to connect with nature. ...

So all you have is a balcony? Make an easy DIY urban bird feeder from a recycled peanut butter jar.

Birds are brilliant and what better way to give them a helping hand than to make a bird feeder out of household items.

Directions: Start by punching holes at the top of your empty toilet paper roll and tie the ribbon through the holes so you can hang your bird feeder. Next, take the peanut butter and spread it ...

Since kids aren’t in school to do fun Earth Day crafts and activities, a kindergarten teacher wanted to show a fun and easy craft that kids can do at home – a homemade bird feeder!

With the simple addition of peanut butter and bird seed, a pine cone becomes a pine cone bird feeder. Originally published as "DIY Bird Feeder" in the January/February 1989 issue of MOTHER EARTH NEWS.

Cheap Thoughts: Peanut butter bird feeder Looking for a fun, creative craft the whole family can enjoy? This week in Cheap Thoughts Rob shows you how to make a peanut butter bird feeder.

Combine the fun of feeding local birds and building your child's skills while creating this homemade bird feeder.

After exploring the benefits of bird feeding last week, gardening columnist Jeff Lowenfels received plenty of feedback, including on how to best view the birds your feeder will attract.