Komban

a visual snippet of the Baya weaver weaving its nest in the marshlands of Chennai, India. The male Baya Weavers work tirelessly to build not one, but at least two to four nests during their breeding season, as they are known to have a harem of at least two to four breeding females. Females will check the nest during the 'construction process and will not 'accept' it if it is not up to their 'standard'. Breeding season is usually from March to July. Females can lay up to six eggs. The eggs are white. The young birds are out of the nest by September. Do look out for these birds if you visit private fields near the Big Boss sets. Portfolio: https://www.behance.net/jeshurunmowgli