Pour the bird seed into the aluminum pan and roll the pine cone around to get as much bird seed sticking to the peanut butter as possible.

Find some pine cones in your backyard or your campsite — or in your backyard campsite! These will be the base of your bird feeder. Spread your peanut butter around on a plate.

Discover how to transform dried pine cones into a mesmerizing resin night lamp shaped like a dragon egg. This resin art project begins by mixing epoxy resin with hardener and stirring thoroughly ...

A regular pine cone might be enough to attract birds, but a pine cone bird feeder — one coated with peanut butter — will really draw them in.

One of the most decorative, natural and tasty bird feeders can be created from a pine cone filled with nutritious seeds and suet, to create a perfect feast for many different birds.

The first fossil evidence of a pine cone sprouting seeds, a rare botanical feat, has been preserved in 40 million-year-old amber.

Peanut butter and a pine cone can turn live Christmas tree into a bird diner By Tracey Fitzgibbon / For the Journal Jan 4, 2025 Updated Mar 7, 2025 1 min to read ...

Because the birds never recover all of the seeds they hide, some sprout into new whitebark pine trees. The trees’ cones do not open on their own to spread, nor do they have wings or some other ...

How to make a DIY pine cone bird feeder in minutes with this simple craft activity for kids.

How to make a DIY pine cone bird feeder in minutes with this simple craft activity for kids.