Nests of Village Weaver (Ploceus cucullatus) Disclaimer: AAAS and EurekAlert! are not responsible for the accuracy of news releases posted to EurekAlert! by contributing institutions or for the ...

Ultimately, through historical research and comparative analysis, they uncovered that the village weaver nest had been collected by botanist Julius R.T. Vogel on July 26, 1841, in Ghana, shortly ...

Ultimately, through historical research and comparative analysis, they uncovered that the village weaver nest had been collected by botanist Julius R.T. Vogel on July 26, 1841, in Ghana, shortly ...

Weaver birds, like these village weavers in Uganda, impress females with an airy nursery. The entrance is located at the bottom of the cleverly interwoven nests, protecting the young from nest ...

THE Thick-billed Weaver is one of eight species of Weaver found in our area and there are 16 species in South Africa. They are called weavers because of the very intricate woven nests they build ...

The Baya Weaver (Ploceus philippinus or Thookan-naan Kurivi), a bird known for its nest building skills, occupies a special place in S. Priyadarshini’s heart. For the past year, the M.Sc ...

Prime Gifted by Nature: The black Weaver Saturday, January 21, 2012 — updated on January 05, 2021 ...

Each spring, the banks of the Mengboluo River in Yunnan province become a busy habitat for the industrious baya weaver. This agile creature, famous for its intricately woven bag nests, flocks here ...

Each spring, the banks of the Mengboluo River in Yunnan province become a busy habitat for the industrious baya weaver. This agile creature, famous for its intricately woven bag nests, flock here ...

A team of biologists in the U.K. and Canada has found that at least one type of bird has its own distinct nest building style. In their study, published in the journal Science, the group conducted ...

Amazing photos of the world's biggest birds' nests. The alien shapes stuck to phone-line poles and making them look like lone trees can each house more than 100 pairs of the weaver bird.