I needed to move the feeder closer to the dining room window. My goal was to use all used, scrap lumber. I did it.
I wanted a tray feeder so that I could get the cardinals closer or at least closer to the base of the feeder. I put the other feeder on top for a while to get them use to the move. I will take it off soon.
Isn't it great to find a use for all the scrap wood you "just cant throw away because you may need it for a project someday" Well, there's your answer. Best of all since it is made of scrap, you can alwasy burn it when you get tired of it and build another one with better wood.
ReplyDeleteLooks great. No doubt they'll be feasting away in no time.
ReplyDeleteNice job! I love to recycle scrap materials! And I love to save $$$!
ReplyDeleteYou did a lovely job on the feeder !
ReplyDeleteNow you'll have some perfect shots of those cardinals, and share them with us ;)
Perfect !
Erm... if you're taking orders.......
ReplyDeleteYour birds are well looked after, having their own carpenter can't be bad. I'm waiting to see the cardinals feeding.
Way to go all recycled too! Great design Larry!! :)
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