How does the weaver bird build its nest?

Among these birds, there is a bird that sews leaves called a sewing master, and there is also a highly skilled weaver-weaver bird. But it is not a piece of cloth, but a nest. The tool for weaving a nest is its beak, just like a sewing leaf bird. The skill of threading needles in its beak with plant fibers is amazing. The weaver bird will skillfully weave a beautiful nest for itself on the tree with plant fibers. The shape of a weaver bird is similar to that of a sparrow. During the breeding period, the feathers on the top and chest of male birds turn yellow, and the cheeks and throat turn dark brown, which makes them look more beautiful. The color of the female bird's feathers will not change during the breeding period. The industrious Weaver Girl tied the torn leaves to the tall banyan or palm leaves with plant fibers, and then, the male and female birds, one inside and one outside, pulled and pulled together carefully; Finally, a weather-proof bird's nest is completed by smearing mud inside and outside, which looks like a gourd. Interestingly, the weaver bird does not live in the same nest, but has its own bedroom. The male bird has a high style. He always makes a nest for the female first, and then builds his own nest with the female. So at least two trees are hung with weaving nests; There are two gourds hanging high in the air, which means a pair of weaver birds live here.