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801, Holub's Golden Weaver Ploceus xanthops (see species summary here)Record status ACCEPTED Vm 9185 [on-line data upload (2014-03-18): 72374] Species ploceus xanthops Observer(s) de Cauwer, Richard Country, town, locus Congo (DRC), Katanga Province, Lubumbashi,
1128CALocality Kafubu river Lodge/farm Latitude, longitude -11.5582265922428, 28.1268185377121 [50 m accuracy] Date 2014/3/16 Notes A bronze Manniken seemed to be inspecting the xanthops nest to occupy it, it actually was in the nest for a while too, but after observing it for a while I noticed that it was picking the dried seeds off the nest, it got chased away afterwards when the owner came back . The weaver seemed to be getting the already used nest ready again for another hatch as it brought it new nesting matter . There were 5 nest of which at least 2 were occupied . Nest count 5 Nest site tree
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Note: repeats from the same day are not shown.vm Species code Date Nests Notes 9185 801 16/3/2014 5 A bronze Manniken seemed to be inspecting the xanthops nest to occupy it, it actually was in the nest for a while too, but after observing it for a while I noticed that it was picking the dried seeds off the nest, it got chased away afterwards when the owner came back . The weaver seemed to be getting the already used nest ready again for another hatch as it brought it new nesting matter . There were 5 nest of which at least 2 were occupied . 
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