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BUNNY TAILS AND BIRD SEED

©linda nelson 2014

Here’s a bird friendly alternative to the children’s classic Easter egg hunt.  In lieu of candy, fill the eggs with bird seed, pure cotton balls (bunny tails) and excelsior or natural raffia.  Have the children create little nests, fill them up, then place them about the yard as an offering to our feathered friends.  The birds will eat the seeds and use the rest to build nests.  Kids will enjoy constructing the nests and strategically tucking them about in trees and shrubs.

©linda nelson 2014

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RABBITS AND RABBETS: A HANDSOME SPRING DISPLAY

©linda nelson 2014

A sophisticated and subtly handsome spring display, and an inspirational example for gents who care to hone in on their nesting skills.  The framed nest block print is by artist Joseph Vorgity.

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Care to whip up some handsome, industrial inspired nests?  Get your hands on a good length of floral wire (at least 10′), then start kinking, twisting and shaping away.  For the other one, who says steel wool pads are just for scouring?  I think you can figure it out.  Enjoy!

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