Chestnut Weaver records in South Africa
The Chestnut Weaver occurs in northern Namibia to southern Angola and NW Botswana, and also in East Africa. The first record for the species in South Africa was...
The Chestnut Weaver occurs in northern Namibia to southern Angola and NW Botswana, and also in East Africa. The first record for the species in South Africa was...
Why weavers may build two or more nests below each other Nest building and acceptance by females Many weavers are polygynous, meaning that the male wants...
Many weavers are found in wetlands and sedges are important elements of many wetlands. Sedges (family Cyperaceae) are graminoid (grass-like), monocotyledonous f...
Close up photos of weaver nests are needed for a project looking at the design of weaver nests. For this project, it helps to be certain of the species of weave...
On 18 October 2014 I ringed a juvenile Cape Weaver at the wetland at Diep River (Elfindale) in Cape Town, caught with 44 other birds that morning. A year...
Ringing on Ouberg Private Nature Reserve, 21-25 October 2020 The BDI held a biobash on Ouberg Private Nature Reserve, a karoo farm near Montagu. A group...
PHOWN, PHOtos of Weaver Nests, is a Virtual Museum, citizen science project at the University of Cape Town, to collect and monitor breeding distributions and co...
Rondevlei has five bird hides and two look-out towers, making it an excellent site for bird watching and photography. After entering Rondevlei, a path ta...
Vineyard birds Vineyards are generally monocultures and thus may not attract too many bird species, although the grapes do attract fruit eaters. In South...
Birding and ringing at Fynbos Estate, 21-23 September 2020 Two nights holiday at Fynbos Estate yielded a bird list of 43 species while doing some ringing. A pai...