How to make a Bird Feeder
You need some bird seed, some bread crumbs, some dripping (which is fat) and a coconut!
Get an adult to carefully chop the coconut into two halves. Use a nail to punch through the "eyes" of the coconut. Push string through the holes so you can hang the feeder up.
Melt the dripping and then mix in some birdseed and bread crumbs.
Pile the mixture into the coconut shell. When it has set hard you can hang it up for the birds. They will eat the mixture and then the white coconut. It should last for a while.
The birds liked our first feeder so much, we had to make them 2 more!
What a great idea Pukeko class! It looks like you had a lot of fun making this bird feeder, we will have to come and have a look at it some time.
ReplyDeleteGood work Pukeko Class. Looks like the birds love your feeder.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like fun!
ReplyDeleteMorgan and his daddy made a feeder just like this one at home. At first we didn't get any birds and we thought our dog may be frightening them away but yesterday we were very excited to see 2 birds on our feeder!
ReplyDeleteThey look COOL pukeko class
ReplyDeleteThat would have been really fun.
ReplyDeleteLooks like fun
ReplyDeleteWow that's so cool! I'm definately going to try that!
ReplyDeleteFrom Sam in Whio Class
The bird feeder is cool that the birds love to eat it. We had great fun making it. Jasmine
ReplyDeleteWow guys looks like fun! I'll have to make one for my house!
ReplyDeleteTom - Whio Class
That's a really good idea! nice job Pukeko class.:)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great activity Room Pukeko. I will keep an eye out for these at lunch time. Mr.T
ReplyDeleteYou guys are on to it Pukeko Class! You are really wanting to save the animals on our earth! Great job and keep up the exellent ideas!
ReplyDeleteJulia from Whio Class
Nice work Pukeko! It looks like the birds loved all the extra food!
ReplyDeleteBeth from Whio class.
Wow!What a great way to take care of the invirment!Georgina and Taneeka
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