The baya weavers have begun their nesting season in Changning County, in SW China's Yunnan Province. These birds live in groups, often creating multiple nests in a single tree. Their name comes from their skills. Baya weavers craft complex nests with several chambers using their beaks to weave strips of material. #ChinaBiodiversity #PlanetMatters | CGTN Global Watch

The Baya weaver is a weaverbird best known for the elaborately woven nests constructed by the males. These birds spend their time in flocks and build their nest near water or place them hanging over water where predators cannot reach easily. Weaver birds are the only birds recorded with the ability to tie knots. Baya weavers are found across the Indian Subcontinent and Southeast Asia. These birds do not migrate but may perform local, seasonal movements mainly in response to rain and food availab

60K views · 436 reactions | A morning feeding session for the baya weaver is a sight to behold. Enjoy! | Rumble | Facebook

515K views · 19K reactions | Baya Weaver ✨️ From feeding beaks to shared nests, every frame whispers a family story  Visual Story by @vishallokare_wildlife Captured with @nikonindiaofficial Nikon gears  #reels #reelsvideo #reelsinstagram #wildlifephotography #birdphotography | Vishal Lokare | Facebook

Nature’s Little Engineer at Work #bayaweaver #birdnest The Baya Weaver carefully shapes the tube entrance—the narrow, curved doorway that protects the nest from wind, rain, and predators. Each twist and weave adds strength and balance, ensuring the eggs inside remain safe even during fierce storms. 🌿 A masterpiece of natural design — let’s protect these tiny engineers and the trees they depend on. #BayaWeaver #WeaverBird #BirdNest #NatureArchitect #WildlifeReel #BirdBuilding #EcoAwareness #Save