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Best: Chestnut Weaver - female with grubs for chicks
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796, Chestnut Weaver Ploceus rubiginosus (see species summary here)Record status ACCEPTED Vm 9481 [on-line data upload (2014-04-15): 77132] Species Chestnut weaver Observer(s) Zaloumis, Alex Country, town, locus Namibia, other, Okahandja,
2216BBLocality LHS 9km from Okahandja Latitude, longitude -22.063041666667, 16.937075 [0 m accuracy] Date 2014/3/14 Notes Date: 2014-3-4/5/6 & 14
2nd large tree with chestnut colony set back against the fence line.
comment:
active colony.
mixed colony with WB Sparrow weavers.
blue egg shells on ground.
see nest cross section for lining.
female birds feeing with grubs.
repeated visits by observer
nests - 88 in single tree (small nest clusters in neighbouring trees
not counted) Nest count 88 Nest site tree
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History of repeat colony counts
Note: repeats from the same day are not shown.vm Species code Date Nests Notes 9480 796 4/3/2014 84 Active colony, mostly feeding chicks with grubs. note long, green grass.
been raining nightly 9481 796 14/3/2014 88 Date: 2014-3-4/5/6 & 14
2nd large tree with chestnut colony set back against the fence line.
comment:
active colony.
mixed colony with WB Sparrow weavers.
blue egg shells on ground.
see nest cross section for lining.
female birds feeing with grubs.
repeated visits by observer
nests - 88 in single tree (small nest clusters in neighbouring trees
not counted)
Vm 9480
Vm 9481