Posts tagged bird house
4:07 pm - Fri, Mar 15, 2013
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It’s wine o’clock somewhere, which means it’s time to share a wine-related repurposing find.  Today, it’s corks made into a bird house. For other items in Unconsumption’s wine o’clock series, check out the archive here.
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It’s wine o’clock somewhere, which means it’s time to share a wine-related repurposing find. 

Today, it’s corks made into a bird house.

For other items in Unconsumption’s wine o’clock series, check out the archive here.

(via tinnedpineapple)

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2:12 pm - Tue, Jan 29, 2013
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DIY / repurposing idea du jour: Old boot screwed onto a tree or a fence = new bird house.  For additional bird house, feeder, and other bird-related posts, browse through this subset of the Unconsumption archive. [Photo spotted on Facebook here, thanks to friend Jim Mitchem. Source apparently is Livesay Photography. (Kudos to photographers who add watermarks to their photos!)] 

DIY / repurposing idea du jour:

Old boot screwed onto a tree or a fence = new bird house. 

For additional bird house, feeder, and other bird-related posts, browse through this subset of the Unconsumption archive.

[Photo spotted on Facebook here, thanks to friend Jim Mitchem. Source apparently is Livesay Photography. (Kudos to photographers who add watermarks to their photos!)] 

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8:31 pm - Mon, Jan 14, 2013
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InDezign’s TweeTin instantly transforms your old coffee tins into a perfect nesting sanctuary for our feathered friends. Simply clean out your old tins, screw through the bottom to affix them to a vertical surface like a wall or tree, clip on the TweeTin cover and… voila! Composed of flexible, recycled plastics, there are a number of sizes and each is easily to clean so they can be reused year-to-year during nesting season. More: TweeTin - Birdhouse by InDezign » Yanko Design
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InDezign’s TweeTin instantly transforms your old coffee tins into a perfect nesting sanctuary for our feathered friends. Simply clean out your old tins, screw through the bottom to affix them to a vertical surface like a wall or tree, clip on the TweeTin cover and… voila!

Composed of flexible, recycled plastics, there are a number of sizes and each is easily to clean so they can be reused year-to-year during nesting season.

More: TweeTin - Birdhouse by InDezign » Yanko Design

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4:22 pm - Tue, Oct 23, 2012
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Two things Tuesday: Milk cartons Got milk (cartons)? Turn an empty milk or juice carton into a bird feeder or a bird house. Photos: Top: Kaboose.com. Bottom: Youthworks Practice.

Two things Tuesday: Milk cartons

Got milk (cartons)?

Turn an empty milk or juice carton into a bird feeder or a bird house.

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Photos: Top: Kaboose.com. Bottom: Youthworks Practice.

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9:41 am - Wed, Nov 23, 2011
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Old books = new bird house. via Curled up with a book

Old books = new bird house.

via Curled up with a book

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4:51 pm - Tue, Dec 14, 2010
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Via repurposedgoods: A friend recently showed me this great upcycled (repurposed) birdhouse design shop called, Recycled Bird Houses (RBH). What a GREAT name! Started in 1997, the owners of RBH and several men with unique challenges from Brown’s Foster Home have built numerous bird houses out of found materials. Since then, thousands of bird houses have been built and sold. (Three years after RBH’s inception, 800 birds gained new found digs!) So, buy a bird house, put someone to work and listen to the birds off your back porch…win - win situation! Pine cones as roof shingles — love it!

Via repurposedgoods:

A friend recently showed me this great upcycled (repurposed) birdhouse design shop called, Recycled Bird Houses (RBH). What a GREAT name! Started in 1997, the owners of RBH and several men with unique challenges from Brown’s Foster Home have built numerous bird houses out of found materials. Since then, thousands of bird houses have been built and sold. (Three years after RBH’s inception, 800 birds gained new found digs!)

So, buy a bird house, put someone to work and listen to the birds off your back porch…win - win situation!

Pine cones as roof shingles — love it!

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