green Festival part 2

st clement church
M21 9JF

Wind terbines aka blowing things that kids have in the shape of a flower with ribbons??
Using leafs and things like that
Bird boxes on the trees
Bell tower pictures of the day of what's going on or feed from the bell tower
Can do multipul things
Stainglass out of ice
Something that grows??
Flower petals??
Felt pieces
Ice with petals in shaped in a flower or the windmill thingy


Look at Eco stuff green festival
Use trees fences Walls

Bird food cakes in the shape of flowers or shapes from the church
Hang using organic twine in trees

Make rubber mold go to pets at home and get some info from them on how solid it will be

Also get to bell tower and take pics of the day maybe

Still need to figure out what the things are called that you blow or catch in the wind
Ok they ate just called windmills

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4u7oVAZG60w&feature=youtu.be&a
http://baltimorebirdclub.org/by/birdtret.html

I boil together one cup of sugar and one cup of water for about 5 minutes, then mix with 8 onz of melted lard.When cool I add breadcrumbs, flour, bird seed, boiled rice and scraps until the mixture is very stiff. Then form into balls which fit into a feeder. Sparrows in particular love them.This mix makes about 15 balls.

Gandyland Goo Cakes

by sandy(Lake Texoma)
Melt bag of miniature marshmallows, cup of lard, and small jar of chunky peanut butter over low heat. Stir in about 3 cups black oil sunflowers, and after thoroughly coating the seeds, add another 3 cups, plus fruit or nuts if desired. Press into molds and put in freezer for a couple of hours until they set firmly.

Attracts many types of birds!

We have red-bellied woodpeckers, downy woodpeckers, nuthatches, brown creeper, ruby-crowned kinglets, chickadees, cardinals, pine siskens and many other birds visiting this feeder just outside the window.



http://www.a-home-for-wild-birds.com/homemade-wild-bird-food.html

http://www.birdola.com/about_us.htm

could gelitaine be a good binder - knox



natural liquid protein for their glue -

http://www.frets.com/FRETSPages/Luthier/TipsTricks/KitchenGlue/kitchenglue.html


been looking at different ways to bind the bird food together

i have done lard which was recomneded although they stick together they look not as nice as i wanted.

i have been advised that adding bread crumbs and using suet could help and the longer the mix is left out in the air the harder it will be.