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Nests of Social Weavers

Nests of Social Weavers.jpg Female Stickleback about to Enter NestMiniaturesWoodpecker drilling a hole for a nestFemale Stickleback about to Enter NestMiniaturesWoodpecker drilling a hole for a nestFemale Stickleback about to Enter NestMiniaturesWoodpecker drilling a hole for a nestFemale Stickleback about to Enter NestMiniaturesWoodpecker drilling a hole for a nestFemale Stickleback about to Enter NestMiniaturesWoodpecker drilling a hole for a nest
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The social weaver is found in the south of Africa. Hundreds of these birds, in one community, join to form a structure of interwoven grass containing various apartments, all covered by a sloping roof impenetrable to the heaviest rain, and increased year after year as the population of the little community may require.

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Vick's Illustrated Monthly Magazine, Volume 17, No. 5, March, 1894
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