In the winter many birds lack a forage, and they can die. The person is able to prevent it, if to establish a simple feeding trough and to fill in it a few kernels and old bread, then birds will is full, and you will be able to observe how birds interestingly eat.
Instruction
1. As the simplest feeding trough the usual unnecessary box - for example, from under footwear can serve. Fix it between knots of trees, or suspend on four strong strings then fill a forage. Minus of such feeding trough is that it is not protected from wind and snow - in bad weather of sterns will be blown and be brought by precipitation - it will be difficult to birds to reach food.
2. For small birdies it is the best of all to make a feeding trough of boxes from dairy products. Carefully wash up box contents, let's it dry out then cut through from two parties windows with calculation that on a bottom sunflower seeds will be filled. Suspend such feeding trough on a tree - and it will serve all winter, packings for dairy products do of material which does not get wet therefore precipitation to such feeding trough is not terrible!
3. That birdies did not divide sterns, it is possible to make several such feeding troughs on one tree.
4. For birds of the average size of a feeding trough it is possible to make of more volume boxes with a cover. Only it is necessary to consider that windows have to be the biggest - differently birds will not understand what the construction is and in the closed dark space many of them it is simple to be afraid to fly.
5. If to show a little imagination, then it is possible to make excellent ornament for your yard of usual feeding troughs. For this purpose take waterproof paints and paint cardboard boxes. It is possible to make them multi-colored, and it is possible to issue in some uniform stylistics: for example, having represented on boxes of heroes from some kind fairy tale.
6. Do feeding troughs together with the and neighbour's children. This occupation perfectly develops sense of responsibility and inquisitiveness at children. And when in a feeding trough the first guests will arrive to regale, it is possible to tell children what the species of birdies and what they prefer to eat in the nature is.