Super Bird Salad

by scarlet
(oklahoma)

You will need

bird seed
water
plastic bag
container
tomatoes
lettece
carrot
bell pepper
knife
whole grain bread crumbs

1)place bird seed in water in a container for 24 hours

2)place soaked bird seed in a plastic bag somewhere warm and dark

3)with a knife cut the veggies into pieces and add whole grain bread crumbs

4)once the seed has sprouted add to the mix

5)serve to your birds and watch e'm gobble it up :)

Jaydens simple yet satisfying recipe

by Jayden
(Melbourne)

ingredients:

small amount of peanut butter
celery (cut to size you want)
2 sultanas

1)place sultanas in a line on the celery and push onto so half is sticking out.

2)smear the peanut butter on top of the celery and sultanas.

3)give to bird... or eat it yourself.

only give in small amounts and 1 or 2 times a week because of the fat content.

Honey Burst

- 10 pieces dried apple
- Honey
- Budgie seed
- Peanut butter
- Knife
- String

Smother 5 pieces of dried apple in honey. Then do the other five in peanut butter. Coat them thickly in the budgie seed and put them in the freezer to set.
When they have set tie string around them and attatch them to your budgies cage.
Now watch them gobble it down!

Emily's Yummy Recyclable Bird Seed Treat

by Emily
(Oklahoma)

Utensils:
~knife or scissors

~between 1/2 a toilet paper roll to 1 whole paper towel roll (depending on how many keets you own)

~peanut butter (or any other kind of healthier nut-butters)

~old seed (do not use seed that has been on the ground, it can be soiled and can harm the birds health)

~string or yarn (for later when you're hanging it up in the cage)

~budgies favorite treats (i add bits of the broccoli buds, some mint, and little chunks of orange and apple. they love it!)

Steps:

1. get a toilet paper roll or a paper towel roll

2. cut the roll to a good size for your keets (you can even cut out designs like hearts or circles)

3. take the tip of the knife or scissors and poke a whole on both sides of the treat (younger kids, let a parent help you)

4. get some peanut butter and spread some equally over your design

5. roll in old seed and favorite treats and place in freezer for about 15-20 minutes

6. take out, string, and tie this yummy treat to the inside of your birds cage and watch them eat it up!

extra tips: you can add their favorite treats to this like brocolli, berries, and fruit. remove after a few hours. serve this treat as a once a month thing because peanut butter is fatty and can harm your bird if fed too much. i hope you guys liked making this and that your birds enjoyed it! :)

Peanut Butter Balls

by miss .Q

First add your quarter cup of peanut butter then add one cup of seed. Now mix and let it cool in the fridge for one day now you got peanut butter balls. BUT DONT GIVE THEM TO MUCH BECAUSE THIS IS PRETTY FATTENING. :)