Carol's Alpaca-Wool Nesting Heart

I hung one on my back fence two weeks ago and within three days I had a chickadee visiting every morning. I’ve had a bird feeder for years. I’d never seen that kind of activity. My granddaughter wants to watch every morning before school.

I’d never thought about nesting material before. Once Carol explained the plastic problem, I couldn’t stop thinking about it. Hung one in the apple tree, and by the end of the week something had started building.

Bought two, one for myself and one for my mom, who loves birds. She cried when I told her the story behind them. The wool is nothing like what you’d find in a garden center.

I hung it where I can see it from the kitchen window. Now I drink my coffee there every morning. A little titmouse comes by like clockwork.

Stripped almost bare in twelve days. I honestly didn’t expect it to go that fast. The birds knew exactly what it was.

It’s a real frame, not something you throw away. I push fresh wool back in each spring and hang it right back up.

Found a wren nest in my porch planter in May, and the inside was lined with that cream wool. I had to sit down. That’s exactly why you buy one.

I hung one on my back fence two weeks ago and within three days I had a chickadee visiting every morning. I’ve had a bird feeder for years. I’d never seen that kind of activity. My granddaughter wants to watch every morning before school.

I’d never thought about nesting material before. Once Carol explained the plastic problem, I couldn’t stop thinking about it. Hung one in the apple tree, and by the end of the week something had started building.

Bought two, one for myself and one for my mom, who loves birds. She cried when I told her the story behind them. The wool is nothing like what you’d find in a garden center.

I hung it where I can see it from the kitchen window. Now I drink my coffee there every morning. A little titmouse comes by like clockwork.

Stripped almost bare in twelve days. I honestly didn’t expect it to go that fast. The birds knew exactly what it was.

It’s a real frame, not something you throw away. I push fresh wool back in each spring and hang it right back up.

Found a wren nest in my porch planter in May, and the inside was lined with that cream wool. I had to sit down. That’s exactly why you buy one.

I hung one on my back fence two weeks ago and within three days I had a chickadee visiting every morning. I’ve had a bird feeder for years. I’d never seen that kind of activity. My granddaughter wants to watch every morning before school.

I’d never thought about nesting material before. Once Carol explained the plastic problem, I couldn’t stop thinking about it. Hung one in the apple tree, and by the end of the week something had started building.

Bought two, one for myself and one for my mom, who loves birds. She cried when I told her the story behind them. The wool is nothing like what you’d find in a garden center.

I hung it where I can see it from the kitchen window. Now I drink my coffee there every morning. A little titmouse comes by like clockwork.

Stripped almost bare in twelve days. I honestly didn’t expect it to go that fast. The birds knew exactly what it was.

It’s a real frame, not something you throw away. I push fresh wool back in each spring and hang it right back up.

Found a wren nest in my porch planter in May, and the inside was lined with that cream wool. I had to sit down. That’s exactly why you buy one.

I hung one on my back fence two weeks ago and within three days I had a chickadee visiting every morning. I’ve had a bird feeder for years. I’d never seen that kind of activity. My granddaughter wants to watch every morning before school.

I’d never thought about nesting material before. Once Carol explained the plastic problem, I couldn’t stop thinking about it. Hung one in the apple tree, and by the end of the week something had started building.

Bought two, one for myself and one for my mom, who loves birds. She cried when I told her the story behind them. The wool is nothing like what you’d find in a garden center.

I hung it where I can see it from the kitchen window. Now I drink my coffee there every morning. A little titmouse comes by like clockwork.

Stripped almost bare in twelve days. I honestly didn’t expect it to go that fast. The birds knew exactly what it was.

It’s a real frame, not something you throw away. I push fresh wool back in each spring and hang it right back up.

Found a wren nest in my porch planter in May, and the inside was lined with that cream wool. I had to sit down. That’s exactly why you buy one.