[DOC] [TLE] weaver | bird | Britannica.com [PAR] Weaver, also called weaverbird, any of a number of small finchlike birds of the 
Old ... noted for their nest-building techniques using grass stems and other plant 
fibres. ... divided under group names, such as masked weavers and golden 
weavers. ... house in a tree: dozens of pairs of these little black-chinned birds 
cooperate. [DOC] [TLE] Baya weaver - Wikipedia [PAR] Binomial name. Ploceus philippinus (Linnaeus, 1766). Baya Weaver.jpg. 
Approximate distribution of the baya weaver. The baya weaver (Ploceus 
philippinus) is a weaverbird found across the Indian Subcontinent and Southeast 
Asia. Flocks of these birds are found in grasslands, cultivated areas, scrub and ... 
Baya weavers are best known for the elaborately woven nests constructed... [DOC] [TLE] weaver bird facts, information, pictures | Encyclopedia.com articles ... [PAR] Get information, facts, and pictures about weaver bird at Encyclopedia.com. ... 
The weavers are named for the highly complex woven nests built by many 
species, ... weavers is the social weaver of Africa, famous for its apartment-house 
nest, ... or whydahs, are notable for their selective parasitic nesting habits; they 
lay their... [DOC] [TLE] The Weaver Bird - Nature's Wonderland - Jewish Kids - Chabad.org [PAR] Today we will discuss the "Weaver bird"; who gets its name from the fact that it 
weaves its nest together most artistically from Palm leaves. The "Weaver bird"... [DOC] [TLE] WEAVING - THE MYTHOLOGY AND THE REALITY [PAR] Jun 22, 2001 ... The Masked Weaver Bird is well known through Rhodesia chiefly ... partly 
because it is their habit to tear carefully tended palm trees into ... branch 6-90 ft 
above ground made out of a well- woven plant fibers, .... These raw fibers contain 
a waxy substance called seracin that gives them a very coarse feeling. [DOC] [TLE] Bird nests - People Search [PAR] These mites have short generation times and can rapidly build-up huge 
populations. ... or cavities constructed by primary cavity nesters are called 
secondary cavity nesters. .... Chimney Swift using saliva as glue to help support 
its nest. ... Birds weave aromatic plants into their nests, apparently to keep their 
home clean and... [DOC] [TLE] Nature Blows My Mind! Weaverbirds Craft Amazing Nests ... [PAR] Nov 1, 2012 ... Ever try to weave a basket out of grasses or palm fronds? ... But it's nothing for the 
weaverbird! ... Many species start out with just a single strand of plant fiber and 
begin the seemingly miraculous project ... These little birds are truly masters at 
building structures out of twigs, stems and other odds and ends. [DOC] [TLE] Which Bird Made That Nest? | Winter 2009 - Northern Woodlands [PAR] Dec 28, 2009 ... A masked weaver bird's nest is a finely woven bag with a long, ... making positive 
identification difficult, but many of these nests can ... The nest is always a hanging 
cup suspended along its edges from a thin, horizontal, forked branch. ... and tidy 
cup nests out of plant fibers and line them with thistle down. [DOC] [TLE] Weaver bird nest. The unconventional shape of these nests is what ... [PAR] Weaver Bird Nests ... "Sociable weavers construct permanent nests on trees and 
other tall objects. These nests are the largest built by any bird, and are large 
enough to house over a .... I don't know what this crazily cute burst is called...so I'
m just gonna call it the .... Its natural habitat is on boards of gullible Pinterest 
users. [DOC] [TLE] THE NEST OF THE BAYA WEAVER BIRD [PAR] serving this remarkable nest builder and found many of its con- structions ... The 
Weavers love to live and build in colonies, and generally choose for the ... of 
these curious happenings. ... grass stems and other tough fibers, especially strips 
of palm fronds. ... sisal, hemp, or other fibrous plant, repeats the incision towards. [DOC] [TLE] Bird nests - People Search [PAR] An updated version of these notes can be accessed from a new "Avian Biology' 
page .... constructed by

Question: The weaverbird was named for its habit of weaving these from plant fibers
Answer: Nests