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Nesting Material Station for Wild Birds

Modified: Apr 2, 2018 · Published: Apr 16, 2014 by Stephanie Jackson · This post may contain affiliate links ·

Nesting Material Station for Wild Birds

Now that winter is over it is nesting season for wild birds. It is too warm for Homemade Suet Cake so I am turning my Suet Feeder into a nesting material station for the wild birds.
I use mostly natural materials found in the environment at my station to attract nesting birds. I also mix in some colorful shredded paper, yarn and thread scraps hoping to spot nests during the season with my colorful materials.

Nesting Materials
Twigs
Dead leaves
Moss
Animal fur, horse hair, feathers
Shredded cottonballs
Pine Straw
Thread
Yarn
Shredded Paper

If you don’t have any of these items you can buy nesting materials on Amazon.com

 

Nesting Material Station for Wild Birds

 

Paper Grass Left over from Easter Baskets

Above is paper grass left over from my children’s Easter Baskets.

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