Craft Set "Bird Feeder Bells", 8 pcs.
- Order number: 81667
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- Ideal for native wild birds
- Rich grain mixture
- Without palm oil
- Detailed product description
The homemade bird feeders from this set are great for teaching children about our local birdlife. The bells can be hung up in the school garden or in the garden of the kindergarten, for example. Together with the children, they can then observe which birds come to feed and when, and how they behave.
The feed mix is easy to make, all the materials needed are included in the set. Instead of the ecologically controversial palm oil, this set uses beef fat from regional production. The clay pots can also be individually painted and designed by the children.
- Ideal for native wild birds
- Rich grain mixture
- Without palm oil
Dimensions: Packaging approx. 23.5 x 17.5 x 6.8 cm
Contents:
- 4 small clay pots
- 0.15 kg beef fat
- 0.15 kg bird food grain mix (wheat, red darisaat, maize grits, millet, buckwheat, sunflower seeds (black), spinach seed, rapeseed oil)
- 1 rope
- Instructions
Craft materials
Product information
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For this reason, these products are not all labelled with a warning notice, such as for small parts which can be swallowed or sharp edges. This affects wooden designs for painting or self-adhesive glitter stones, for example.
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Our creative materials are primarily intended for children over 3 years of age. However, children under the age of 14 should only craft under adult supervision and standard precautionary measures taken.