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General Category => Brag Forum => Topic started by: Marcellarius on December 19, 2010, 12:19:07 pm
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I made a coupple of christmas gifts for the family.
three allready, wil make some more next week.
it's a peanut bar for birds.
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How do the birds like that? Looks kinda cool...might have to try that for your feathered friends for this winter...
Thanks for the post....
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That's cool! Do you get any squirrels that partake in your hospitality?
Sheila
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they like it very much, have spotted different birds, most tomtit and nun.
I have mine hanging 1" of the window and the sit there eating.
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Looks greate, it is in the glas peanut butter?? here we make a mix of corniness and corn from Sunflowers, put it in an Flowerpot. Like this here
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yes, it's a glas jar with peanutbutter. so from the store.
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I cut the bottom off of a plastic chunky peanut butter jar, cut and bend a hanger to hold it and run a dowel thru for the birds to sit on. It hangs from a stand holding the other seed feeders. As it empties, they go inside and really clean it out.
Pat B
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Pat...
Do you also have an "upside down" suet feeder for the woodpeckers and nuthatches?
It is a riot to watch them fly up to it and turn upside down to land!
~~~GrayBeard~~~
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Ok I did not know birds liked peanut butter. Learned something new today.
Nice work, looks great Marcellarius. :)
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Is this a plan that you thought of or something you found? I would like to make a few of these...could you send a link to the plan or post a picture of the dimensions? Nothing fancy...just some rough measurements or diagram?
Thanks!!
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I didn't know birds liked peanut butter, either. I make bird and squirrel feeders for my step-mom all the time. I need to give this one a try.
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Greybeard,
Our suet feeder (little cage) hangs at an angle, almost upside down. Foils the starlings; they don't like hanging underneath to eat. And the little dowel in the peanut butter is too short for them to sit on. Our pole is hooked to a fence charger, so no squirrels. And there are a lot of them, with 2 acres of oak and walnut.
Pat B
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OK, I didn't realize birds liked peanut butter either, but I like the idea. Thanks for the pic.
Mark
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Is this a plan that you thought of or something you found? I would like to make a few of these...could you send a link to the plan or post a picture of the dimensions? Nothing fancy...just some rough measurements or diagram?
Thanks!!
I made the plan myself.
the first prototype was made of plywood only, but it I didn't like it so much.
then I made the one of the first pictures.
I add the plan, and it's metric and in dutch ::)...... good luck
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Does the peanut butter spoil or freeze or anything like that?
My grandmother once had an orange out for the birds that sat too long and started to soil and ferment. She had a couple of drunk birds for a while.
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I never saw anything like that before but I can it brings the birds! Nice job and thanks for the plans. :)
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Does the peanut butter spoil or freeze or anything like that?
My grandmother once had an orange out for the birds that sat too long and started to soil and ferment. She had a couple of drunk birds for a while.
there is so much oil in the peanut butter that it will not freeze very fast.
I don't think it spoils due to the cold.
Mine is a bit to close to the house so they come now and then.
I heard story's from people who need to replace the jar every two weeks!
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Awesome plans...thanks for posting them!!!
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As soon as 'er indoors saw it all other production had to stop until I built one!!
Malc