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Suet Feeder in a Coffee Mug

Create a simple, effective suet bird feeder for your yard this winter by repurposing a thrift store coffee mug. Simply melt the suet (beef fat and seed mixture), pour into the mug, and add a stick for a perch. Hang from a tree and watch the birds enjoy it all winter long...this is a great DIY project to have the kids help with then they're bored! Fun, easy, wonderful thrift store upcycle and repurpose craft project from #SadieSeasongoods / www.sadieseasongoods.com

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Nicobar Pigeons

Beautiful Nicobar Pigeons

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African Grey Parrot, Bloedel Conservatory, Vancouver, Canada

Scarlet Macaw

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The Paradise Tanager is the quintessential multicolored neotropical bird. It delights visiting birders throughout much of the Amazon basin. Paradise Tanagers glean fruits and insects in the upper canopy of trees, and tend to nest in the outer edge of the tree canopy. Paradise Tanagers often are seen in multi-species flocks of 5 to 20 individuals, and rarely stay in the same spot for an extended period of time when feeding.