The bird uses its strong beak to tear the leaves from the palm family into long fragments and then knit and bind them to make their nests. often hanging above the water Often hanging from thorny acacia trees. And sometimes from the telephone line even birds like thorns. But sometimes roadside trees are used in urban areas, the nest is usually in the east of the tree. which is believed to help prevent monsoons from the southwest But the later birds that breed are more likely to build nests in the other direction of the tree.
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