Baya Weaver in the City | Baya Weaver Bird Nest Making

The Baya Weaver (Ploceus philippinus) is a sparrow-sized bird renowned for its elaborate, hanging retort-shaped nests, a true marvel of avian architecture. In the city, the male Baya Weaver is a tiny avian architect. It tears grass and palm strips to weave a hanging, retort-shaped nest from a high branch. This intricate pouch, with a long entrance tunnel, takes about 20–25 days to build. The male builds it to impress a female; she inspects it for quality, and if approved, they complete it together as a nursery. Even amid urban chaos, these resilient birds showcase nature's incredible craftsmanship right in our parks and trees. .............................................. Follow me on social media   / sunuwargr     / iamgangarajsunuwar     / gangarajsunuwar   Blog https://wilddiscoverynepal.blogspot.com/ ....................................... More wildlife videos    / @wilddiscoverynepal   Shutterstock Contributor https://www.shutterstock.com/g/gangar... #bayaweaver