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793, Red-headed Weaver Anaplectes rubriceps (see species summary here)Record status ACCEPTED Vm 27918 [on-line data upload (2015-03-05): 131918: copied from ReptileMAP-153553] Species Eastern Tiger snake. Observer(s) Jansen Lynette Gayle Country, town, locus Malawi, other, Dwangwa,
1234ACLocality Lake Nyasa Latitude, longitude -12.4379176016557, 34.07958984375 [0 m accuracy] Date 2015/3/1 Notes 1,2 m long. Caught in the act after eating bird and eggs in a weavers nest. Email - the pair of red headed weavers had one nest built on the edge of my roof ceiling beam on my veranda. They did not mind me watching them every day as they were building their nest. The nest was 2 meters from the front door. The tiger snake was in the nest that night eating the eggs. The next morning I discovered that it was still in the nest and removed it to a tree as I was afraid that one of the locals working for me would kill it. Nest count 0 Nest site man-made
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Note: repeats from the same day are not shown.vm Species code Date Nests Notes 13701 793 12/9/2014 3 The female was actively building with the male. The babies became too big for one nest, so one was sleeping on the ''pipe'' of the nest. 27918 793 1/3/2015 0 1,2 m long. Caught in the act after eating bird and eggs in a weavers nest. Email - the pair of red headed weavers had one nest built on the edge of my roof ceiling beam on my veranda. They did not mind me watching them every day as they were building their nest. The nest was 2 meters from the front door. The tiger snake was in the nest that night eating the eggs. The next morning I discovered that it was still in the nest and removed it to a tree as I was afraid that one of the locals working for me would kill it. 
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