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792, Lesser Masked Weaver Ploceus intermedius (see species summary here)

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Record status	ACCEPTED
Vm	18014 [on-line data upload (2015-10-14): 169742]
Species	lesser masked weavers
Observer(s)	Zaloumis, Alex
Country, town, locus	South Africa, Limpopo, Hoedspruit, 2430BC
Locality	Total Tonnel Plaza
Latitude, longitude	-24.387344, 30.670715 [0 m accuracy]
Date	2015/10/9
Notes	previously reported colony in Knobthorn tree next to garage. Comment: many nests - mostly old white grass and untidy - but with a couple of new green ones being built. 4 males seen. Usually this is a large colony but do not think most birds have returned. Expecting another drought in the area. Nests - not counted
Nest count	0
Nest site	tree

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vm	Species code	Date	Nests	Notes
18024	792	6/9/2015	0	Location: Knobthorn tree next to garage ablutions Comments: many old nests. Rained night before. No birds seen midday. Nests: no counted.
18014	792	9/10/2015	0	previously reported colony in Knobthorn tree next to garage. Comment: many nests - mostly old white grass and untidy - but with a couple of new green ones being built. 4 males seen. Usually this is a large colony but do not think most birds have returned. Expecting another drought in the area. Nests - not counted

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