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The Curious Cousins and the African Elephant Expedition: Weavers

ByDr. Debra Ford

Did you know that weaver birds build their nests at the end of branches to look like fruit? 🤯🐦

These amazing birds are master nest weavers, using their beaks to weave intricate nests from blades of grass and other plant materials.

Learn more about weaver birds and other amazing animals of Africa in The Curious Cousins and the African Elephant Expedition! 🐘

This enchanting tale is packed with fun facts and exciting adventures, perfect for kids of all ages.

Order your copy today and start exploring the wild heart of Africa! Order on Amazon.

Author, Debra Ford.

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