Now that it's starting to get warmer lots of birds have started flying back from the south. I've heard birds chirping in the morning already!! Have you? Here is a fun tutorial that shows you how to make tiny little birds that fit into a walnut shell nest! click the link for the tutorial: How to Make a Walnut Bird's Nest
Crafts for kids and their grown-ups from the Rochester Public Library Children's Room
Showing posts with label nests. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nests. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 8, 2014
Walnut Bird's Nest
Labels:
birds,
feathers,
felt,
foam,
googly eyes,
nests,
ribbon,
tissue paper,
walnut
Friday, April 20, 2012
Bird Nesting Bag
Bring the birds to your backyard with nesting materials in a leftover
onion bag. I first saw this craft on Family Fun!
Simply fill the bag with materials that are around
the house and backyard, such as yarn, cotton balls, leaves, and twigs!
There are all kinds of things birds can use to build nests, so don't stop at what we used - get creative!
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For example, Family Fun suggests using pet hair in the mix - after brushing your cat or dog, use what's left on the brush!
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The instructions suggest using an onion bag, but I used an orange bag and it worked just as well!
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These are easy to make and are perfect for spring when birds are busy building their nests. If you use colorful yarn, it will be easier to spot their newly-made nests.
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bird feeders,
birds,
cotton balls,
nests,
twigs,
yarn
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