Life in a weaverbird colony.: the village waeverbird (Ploceus Cucullatus) (1971)

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Directed by N.E. Collias A study of the village weaverbird's breeding behavior showing the weaving of nests by the male, territorial defense, courtship and pair formation, copulation, female behavior in lining the nest, and feeding nestlings. Includes a discussion of the development of the young and their behavior Search Educational Film Journals at Media History Project for references to this film Summary Illustrates the breeding behavior of weaverbirds, including weaving of the nests by the…

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19 minutes

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