Coming Soon!
Easy to Make Wild Bird Food Recipes eBook
- Learn how to save money on wild bird food.
- Discover how to attract a wider variety of wild birds.
- Teach your kids about nature!
Learn how to attract more wild birds - while saving hundreds of dollars and have fun doing so with our "Easy to Make Homemade Bird Food Recipes and Bird Feeding Tips".
We have used these homemade bird food recipes to attract wild birds that had never visited our feeders before and you can too! Whether you have had bird feeders in your yard for years or you are just hanging your first one, these homemade wild bird food recipes will help you attract more wild birds.
Along with more than 30 recipes are included many backyard bird feeding tips…
- A list of common pantry foods that wild birds will eagerly eat.
- Detailed information on why you may be wasting your money on “mixed bags of bird seed”.
- What is rendered suet and how you can make it yourself.
- Ideas for feeding fruit that has gone a little past ripe, to birds.
- Nectar recipes for attracting hummingbirds.
- Secrets for attracting orioles.
- Detailed descriptions of bird feeders.
We have also included six great do-it-yourself bird feeder projects!
These projects are a great way to get your kids involved in bird watching. You will be astonished at how eagerly your children will rush to see what birds are eating from a bird feeder that they helped make.
Do you have a wild bird food recipe that you want to share?
If you have a wild bird food recipe that works well for you why not share it? Backyard birders are always looking for new and economical bird foods to attract wild birds to their feeders. We would love to hear from you!
Return from Wild Bird Food Recipes to A Home For Wild Birds Home
Recent Articles
-
Baby Found in the street
Jul 23, 17 12:42 PM
Baby bird with a very big beak and long toes. Barred pattern on wings and the joint of the mouth is yellow. My friend found it in the street and if we
-
What kind of hawk might this be
Jul 23, 17 12:41 PM
It most definitely had the body and beak shape of a hawk. The feathers were brown and white and the beak and legs were a bright yellow. The yellow covered
-
What is the bird
Jul 23, 17 12:40 PM
It is like a king fisher, but black and white and a top notch like a kingfisher in the Pacific Northwest?
New! Comments
Have your say about what you just read! Leave me a comment in the box below.