Step 1: Spread peanut butter on the apple.

Step 2: Cover the apple in bird seed.




(Abby saw a bird on the patio as we were making these, love her face!)
Step 3: Hang the bird feeders on a tree!

The kids were so proud of their bird feeders and would check on them constantly. Jake's however was taken by the squirrels about a day or two after we put it out. Abby's lasted about a week and a half before the squirrels got it.
This picture has nothing to do with the bird feeders, just a cute pic of Lily!

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