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This is a wonderfully simple toy idea and the materials are easy to obtain.

Supplies:
golf ball size whiffle ball
sucker or wood sticks
wood or pony beads
rope
OR
1. Insert stick into the ball. To secure it in place, slip a bead on each end.
...use instead of a whiffle ball, a wood spool could be used...the possibilities are endless!
2. Insert sisal, cotton, or Paulie Rope through each hole and tie a knot.
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J. Kaye’s Birdie Foot Toy
With input from Tanya M.
(copyright 2005)
www.frugalparrot.com
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Ricky’s Knotty Talon Toy
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Carolyn’s Feather Footer
Colored Wooden Knob for Base
Small Bead, either plastic or wooden
Feathers - I used my fids’ feathers  ☺☺☺

Put a few drops of hot glue in the hole  (NOTE: MAKE SURE TO DO THIS AWAY FROM THE BIRDS!!).   Then put a bead in the bottom.  Let it sit for a few minutes to dry, then put more glue in the hole and stick in the feathers that you’ve been saving from the birds and a couple feathers off a feather duster.  
Your feathers will enjoy their feathers!!