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Sociable weaver birds (pictured inset) in the Kalahari Desert, South Africa, make their nests (pictured) around telegraph poles because there are no trees for them to shelter in.

The weaver bird factfile >> Baya Weaver birds are social birds who stay and breed as flocks throughout the year. India is home to four species of weavers, ...

A bird with an unusual social life is helping biologists work out whether a life of leisure slows down the ageing process. ... Field Notes: Weaver birds may hold secret of ageing.

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 News ...

Weaver birds make special nests, able to withstand tempestuous times. But they also need to vary their egg colours and count them carefully to resist cuckoos imposing their own offspring.

IT IS one of nature's most ruthless tricks. African village weaver birds, like many other species, can be fooled into raising cuckoo chicks at the expense of their own. But unlike the others they ...

Weaver birds construct their nests using simple materials, showcasing a way of life that resonates with the current need for sustainable coexistence.” Published - May 31, 2023 06:34 pm IST Read ...