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793, Red-headed Weaver Anaplectes rubriceps (see species summary here)Record status ACCEPTED Vm 24772 [on-line data upload (2016-12-02): 252636] Species red-headed weaver Observer(s) Zaloumis, Alex Country, town, locus South Africa, Limpopo, Hoedspruit,
2430BDLocality Kamogelo shopping centre Latitude, longitude -24.355988888889, 30.947069444444 [0 m accuracy] Date 2016/12/1 Notes Nests - 2 single, 1 has 3 layers. Location: 3 nests attached to thatch on Kamogelo shopping centre over
seasonal drainage system.
Comments:
1. long 3 layered nest, lowest now being repaired - see green material.
2. birds heard, around but not seen on nest.
3. 2016 - Bad drought season - recent rains late November - green grass now
30 to 40cm high.
Finally, flying ant swarms present. Nest count 5 Nest site man-made
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Note: repeats from the same day are not shown.vm Species code Date Nests Notes 24772 793 1/12/2016 5 Nests - 2 single, 1 has 3 layers. Location: 3 nests attached to thatch on Kamogelo shopping centre over
seasonal drainage system.
Comments:
1. long 3 layered nest, lowest now being repaired - see green material.
2. birds heard, around but not seen on nest.
3. 2016 - Bad drought season - recent rains late November - green grass now
30 to 40cm high.
Finally, flying ant swarms present.
Vm 24772