Today my older sister and I spotted a Weaver bird nest in our tree. This makes us think were going to have Weaver bird chicks. My younger sister is also starting a blog today. Bye!
Kofi and Amadi are etheopians who live in the Bale mountains in ethiopia. About Kofi Kofi was a tall, strong man. He had a pet Gelada (sometimes called Gelada baboon: a kind of monkey with teeth as large as a leopard) called lion, after his large teeth and his small mane. He had a large spear. About Amadi Amadi was a medium-sized, athletic man. He had a pet Ethiopian wolf (also known as Abyssinian wolf or Ethiopian jackal. Similar in size to a coyote. Red and white) called Ember, after his redish color. He had a bow and arrows.
That's cool! I didn't know that Weaver birds know how to tie knots: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6svAIgEnFvw
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They don't tie knots, they just weave there nests.
DeleteThat must we really fun to watch develop and change! Did you know that my last name was "Weaver" before I got married and changed my name to "Lash"? I didn't know that there was a Weaver bird. Cool!
ReplyDeleteYes, I did know your last name was weaver before you got married, and there are a hole species of birds called weaver birds. They are called that because they weave there nests, such as the one I showed here.
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