Spotted Backed Collection
The male village weaver, also known as the spotted-backed weaver, is a stunning bird that can be found in the savannas of Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa
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The male village weaver, also known as the spotted-backed weaver, is a stunning bird that can be found in the savannas of Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa. With its vibrant plumage and intricate nest-building skills, this species never fails to captivate observers. Inhabiting trees that often overhang water, these birds breed colonially and create their nests with meticulous precision. Picture No. 11067496 showcases one such male perched on a twig in Stingless-bee Road, Ghana. The contrast between its black head and spotted back is truly striking. During breeding season, which occurs in Kwazulu Natal Midlands, South Africa as seen in Picture No. 11067490 and Picture No. 11067489, the male village weavers display their most magnificent plumage - a sight to behold indeed. Their feathers are adorned with beautiful patterns of spots that add an extra touch of elegance to their appearance. When not breeding, these social birds congregate in large flocks across grasslands as depicted in Picture No. 11067492. It's fascinating to witness them fluttering together like synchronized dancers against the backdrop of vast open spaces. Spotted-backed weavers are diligent nest builders who tirelessly search for nesting material as shown in Imfolozi Game Reserve (Picture No. 11067496). They meticulously weave strands of grasses into intricately designed nests suspended from tree branches or reeds above water bodies. Their dedication to creating safe havens for their young ones is evident through multiple images showcasing them building nests (Picture No. 11067489) (Picture No. 11067490) (Picture No. 11067492). These skilled architects ensure every detail is perfect before settling down to raise their brood. Not only are they master builders but also talented singers. In one image captured during nest construction (Picture No.