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DIY Bird Food Pinecone

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$5.7 $9.5 In stock

Category: Garden and Wildlife

A fun and functional bird feeder that lets multiple birds feast together! Get creative with our 'DIY pinecone birdfeeder' kit and have a blast making it with the kids in your garden. 

Just cover the pinecone in yummy peanut butter and coat it with birdseed for a scrumptious treat. 

Each kit contains 3 pinecones, a tub of bird-safe peanut butter, a bag of bird seed, 3 ropes, and an easy-to-follow instruction sheet. Perfect for kids 6 and up!

  • Size: 21cm x 7cm x 8cm / 8" x 2.75" x 3"

Product Code: KD0125.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Thomas ★★★★★

My kids loved carefully pressing the birdseed into the pinecone's crevices, and we hung it by the window to watch finches visit within hours. It's sturdy enough that the birds don't knock the seed off too quickly.

Harper Q. ★★★★★

We spread peanut butter on the pinecone and rolled it in birdseed, and within an hour we had finches and chickadees feeding together. The kit made it easy enough for my six-year-old to help without getting frustrated.

Violet P. ★★★★★

My kids and I made these on a rainy afternoon and hung them by the kitchen window—the birds found them within the hour and it's been nonstop action since. The pinecones are sturdy enough to hold plenty of peanut butter and seed, so we've got chickadees and finches squabbling over spots together.