- The
sociable weaver (Philetairus socius) is a
species of bird in the
weaver family,
endemic to
Southern Africa. It is the only
species in its
genus Philetairus...
- the buffalo-
weavers, form m****ive
untidy stick nests in
their colonies,
which may have
spherical woven nests within. The
sociable weavers of
Africa build...
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predominantly nest in the
vacant rooms of
sociable weaver nests,
which are
large and multichambered—even if the
sociable weavers still have an
active colony in the...
-
number Sociable lapwing, a bird
Sociable (carriage), a type of
carriage Sociable weaver, a bird
Scott Sociable, a 1920s
automobile Sopwith Sociable, a 1914...
- The baya
weaver (Ploceus philippinus) is a
weaverbird found across the
Indian Subcontinent and
Southeast Asia.
Flocks of
these birds are
found in gr****lands...
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considerable agility in, for example,
systematically robbing the
nests of the
sociable weaver. When not active, it
hides in
holes or
under ground cover, such as...
- black-headed
sociable weaver.
Based on
recent DNA-analysis (which did not
include P. cabanisi), the
genus Pseudonigrita belongs to the
group of
sparrow weavers (subfamily...
-
masked weaver (Ploceus velatus), or
African masked weaver, is a
resident breeding bird
species common throughout southern Africa. This
weaver is very...
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stitch together leaves to
provide cover for
their nest sites. The
sociable weaver builds large communal nests in
which many
individual nests reside....
- red-billed
quelea (/ˈkwiːliə/;
Quelea quelea), also
known as the red-billed
weaver or red-billed dioch, is a small—approximately 12 cm (4.7 in) long and weighing...
