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805, Red-billed Quelea Quelea quelea (see species summary here)Record status ACCEPTED Vm 9886 [on-line data upload (2014-05-02): 80078] Species Red Billed Quelea Observer(s) Peterson, Daudi Country, town, locus Tanzania, other, Ndutu,
0335AALocality Near the Big Marsh, Ndutu Latitude, longitude -3.0570963888889, 35.038618888889 [0 m accuracy] Date 2014/4/20 Notes Guesstimated numbers 200,000 pairs possibly up to 500,000. More than 95% of the nests were in regenerating Acacia tortilis low and in amongst the serious thorns that young Acacia are endowed with, most of the remaining nests were in Balanites aegyptica, also near to the ground and in thick thorns. There were no nests in the mature Acacia tortilis scattered about Nest count 0 Nest site tree
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Note: repeats from the same day are not shown.vm Species code Date Nests Notes 9886 805 20/4/2014 0 Guesstimated numbers 200,000 pairs possibly up to 500,000. More than 95% of the nests were in regenerating Acacia tortilis low and in amongst the serious thorns that young Acacia are endowed with, most of the remaining nests were in Balanites aegyptica, also near to the ground and in thick thorns. There were no nests in the mature Acacia tortilis scattered about 
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