Lay out the measurements from the wood bird feeder template on a piece of scrap wood the size of the cedar sides. Once you’ve cut out the side shape using your miter saw and jigsaw, transfer it onto ...

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.

Looking to liven up your backyard? Head to the kitchen, and grab a couple of items you're sure to have on hand to whip up a quick and quirky DIY bird feeder.

Poke or melt holes through the bottoms of your plastic containers, and thread about 4 inches worth of twine through each hole. For each one, make a sturdy knot (tied 2-3 times), and on the outside of ...

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 ...

Birds do it, beavers (and ducks, for that matter) do it and, although we have no idea whether educated fleas do it -- or how to determine how many years of school a flea has completed -- cute old ...

Before Ladd became a full-time artist, she was a parade performer at Disney World and an editor and prop stylist for Parenting magazine. After you've eaten your orange or made your favorite recipe ...

Whether you're a longtime birder or looking to start feeding your backyard birds, selecting a bird feeder is just the start of your journey. From there, it's important to consider placement in your ...