1. Parts:1. Solar Light. Any cheap solar light will work.2. Voltage Regulator – eBay I can't remember where I purchased the one I used but th...

2. First thing to do is to pull apart your solar light. I used an old one that I purchased a couple of years ago. Remember, you’re not intere...

3. I suggest that you actually build the whole circuit first. This way you can make sure that everything works as it should before adding the bits...

4. The next step is to decide on what type of birdhouse youwant to make. Below are a few that I got some inspiration from. The things to remember a...

5. Once you have an idea on how you want your birdhouse to look, it’s time to start cutting out all of the pieces. I decided to use fence pal...

6. Steps:1. Nail together the sides, back and front of the birdhouse. Don’t forget to add some non-toxic glue as well.2. For the shed I decid...

7. Steps:1. I decided to go with a vibrant red for the house (mainly because I had just painted my front door with this colour and had some left ov...

8. For the roof I went with some old, rusted tin that I took off a 1930’s ford! Steps:House Roof1. First measure and then cut the tin to the...

9. To give the birdhouse a little more character I added a couple of extra bits that I had lying around. For the shed I added a round, rusted cap w...

10. Once you have made your birdhouse it’s time to add all ofthe electronics inside (and on the outside).Steps:1. Decide which side of the ro...