Learn how to make an inexpensive bird feeder that sticks to the window with this easy tutorial. Having a window feeder gives you fantastic views of your feathered friends from inside the home.
Drill holes into the corners of the tray with a drill bit diameter a little large than your rope.
Then drill smaller holes to allow water to drain.
Place a small piece of window screen or landscape fabric over the hole to let the water out but keep in the bird seed.
Cut two pieces of clothesline rope about 20 - 24 inches and thread one end from the top through one of the corner holes. Tie a knot under the tray to secure it in place.
Thread the other end of the rope into the adjacent corner hole and tie a knot.
Repeat with the other side.
Attach two pieces of velcro to one side of the tray evenly spaced apart.
Place the tray in the window by sticking the side with the velcro to the glass and then adding the suction cups above to hold each rope.
Add some bird seed and watch as the birds enjoy their feast.
Notes
Tip: Make sure you clean the glass well to help the suction cups stick. Also, wet the suction cups slightly before sticking them to the window.