This creative feeder will be a great addition to your bird feeding station and is easy to make.
You can use if for all sorts of food such as berries, jam, nuts and seeds.

Boards used for fencing, such as cedar boards, help make projects like these easier.
They are usually available in 4 to 6 feet lengths and 6 inches in width.

For the base, cut a piece of the 6 inch fencing board 12 inches long. You can trim off the corners to improve the appearance. For the upright part, cut a piece of wood 5 inches long.

Another piece 3 inches wide is also need needed for the bottom. It should be a little less than 12 inches long.
This could be any old piece of wood.

Using a 2 1/2 inch drill bit, cut holes at each end of the bottom piece. Cut them in the centre about 1 inch from each end. If you don't have a drill bit that big, try using a jigsaw.

The base piece should now look like this. Drill a hole in the middle for a 1 1/2-inch screw so you can fasten it to the upright piece.

Drill a small hole in the centre of the upright piece. This is for a screw to attach to the bottom. A nail tapped in and then removed works well. A pencil mark from the opposite corners will give you the centre.