Mix together the following:
birdseed
peanut butter
cornmeal*
dried fruit and nuts.
This is a great way to use up any leftover cranberries or raisins.
*Mix in enough cornmeal that it all lumps together and stays together pretty well.
Clean out orange halves.

Poke 3 holes equidistant in the orange half..if you use a tapestry needle you can thread your yarn at the same time.

Pull the 3 lengths of yarn up and tie a knot (or leave them untied until you fill the cups)

Mix the birdseed mixture up and form into a large ball and push down inside the orange 'cup.'
Then hang it by the yarn on a tree branch.
Waa-Laa! Happy Birds!
5 comments:
What a neat idea!
A very Merry Christmas to you, Val!! Enjoy the holidays!
Hugz,
Cathy
Yes, lets not forget our fine feathered friends. They need a treat too.
We made peanut butter pine cones the other day, so we'll have to try these next! Love watching the little birdies...:) Lori
We love feeding the birds. We had at least 8 juncos out by our feeder this morning.
I need to buy oranges for the stockings so this will be a great thing to do on Christmas. Thanks for the recipe - Beth
This is great...out pour little birds here are freezing their tailfeathers off! Melinda
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