Manyar Collection

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Weaver Bird (male) weaving nest (Ploceus manyar) Date:

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Weaver Bird (male) hanging underneath newly built nest (Ploceus manyar) Date:

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Weaver Bird - male outside newly built nest (Ploceus manyar) Date:

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Weaver Bird - male (Ploceus manyar) Date:

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Weaver Bird - male outside newly built nest (Ploceus manyar) Date:

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Weaver Bird - male outside newly built nest (Ploceus manyar) Date:

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Weaver Bird (male) displaying at newly built nest (Ploceus manyar) Date:

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Weaver Bird - male outside newly built nest (Ploceus manyar) Date:

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Weaver Bird (male) peeping outside newly built nest (Ploceus manyar) Date:

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Weaver Bird (male) displaying at newly built nest (Ploceus manyar) Date:

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Manyar is a type of bird that can be found in Southeast Asia, known for its distinctive call and vibrant plumage. These beautiful creatures are often seen perched high in the trees, singing their melodious songs to attract mates or defend their territory. Manyar birds are also skilled hunters, using their sharp beaks and agile movements to catch insects and small prey. In addition to their impressive hunting abilities, manyar birds are also known for their social behavior. They often gather in large flocks, communicating with each other through a series of chirps and calls. This communal lifestyle helps them stay safe from predators and find food more easily. Manyar birds play an important role in the ecosystem as well, helping control insect populations and spreading seeds as they move from tree to tree. Their presence adds color and life to the forests they inhabit, making them a beloved sight for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts alike.