Showing posts with label Black-capped Social Weaver. Show all posts
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Wednesday, March 19, 2014

Black-capped Social Weaver

Black-capped Social Weaver Pseudonigrita cabanisi
Mega Area, Ethiopia
18 January 2014

     The Black-capped Social Weaver is a gregarious, ground-feeding species that nests in colonies in acacia trees. It appears that the long, extremely sharp points of the acacia thorns provide at least a measure of protection against some would-be predators and nest parasitic species.





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