Feeder for birds from boxes of milk, + 150 photos, schemes

 

Owl shaped milk bird feeder out of the box

 Birds need our care! And we can manifest it very easily, namely by making a feeder to feed the birds. Such feeders also provide an opportunity to observe the behavior of feathered friends!

The first step to creating an owl-shaped bird feeder from a milk carton is to prepare the necessary materials.

We will need:

• a box of milk (or a box of juice);
• some pencils;
• bottle caps;
• paper molds for cupcakes;
• plastic lid for the container;
• lace;
• cardboard;
• plastic hinges;
• plastic clips.

 Now you can get to work.

1. Using a pen, draw an arc shape at the bottom of each side of your box. Cut the arch as shown. Leave one of the carved arches to make an owl's beak!

2. Make holes at the bottom of the box under the arches, and insert the pencils in there, as shown. Birds can sit on pencils while eating food out of the box.

3. Now we will make side platforms. To do this, cut the lid of the container in half and fasten the milk on the sides of the box as shown in the photo.

4. We make the eyes of our owl, connecting the cake pan with the bottle cap and fixing it to the box. For reliability, use double-sided tape.

5. we make the beak from the part remaining from the cut arch, fixing it to a double-sided tape under the eyes.

6. Insert a drawstring at the top of the box so that you can hang the feeder on a branch.

7. Do not forget to fill the feeder with food.

You can watch the birds flock to feast on the cooked treats!

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Bird-shaped milk box feeder

Another option for making a simple and interesting bird feeder in the form of a bird again.

 

This option is easier to manufacture than the previous one! The photo shows three design options.

 

Making such a feeder their boxes is simple, cheap, but also interesting!

 

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Birdhouse shaped milk box feeder

How many different boxes of milk (juice) are in the store. All of them either gather dust in the pantries, although this is most likely not the case, but often they are simply thrown away.

 

We suggest you make such a handmade birdhouse-bird feeder out of the milk box.

 

The manufacturing process is shown in the photo. It looks very cute and stylish.

 

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Milk box feed box

Another one, again, simple and economical bird feeder option out of the box from milk or juice.

 

The manufacturing process is fully shown in the photo. Everything is extremely simple and easy, the main imagination, and ideas for creativity in front of you.

 

To design such feeders from the boxes, you can take absolutely any items, use different colors.

 

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Photo of feeders-houses from a box of milk (17 photos)

Ideas for making bird-shaped bird feeders from milk or juice boxes. The most different and interesting, unusual options!

 

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Feeder for birds from boxes of milk "Feeder Street"

Original bird feeder from milk boxes. A similar version of the feeder in the form of houses was considered above.

 

Such a feeder "mini street" for birds.Three feeders located in the neighborhood.

 

There are even house numbers :-)

 

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Open milk feeder out of the box

One of the easiest and fastest ways to make a bird feeder out of the box from milk or juice.

 

An explanation of the actions is not required, since everything is clearly visible from the photo.

 

The only MINUS of this version of the feeder is the weak racks, if they are made too narrow, the feeder may not withstand a large bird.

 

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Schemes of manufacturing feeders from boxes of milk (6 photos)

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Photo-ideas of bird feeders from milk boxes (37 photos)

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