Home takes on different form in the East African bush. Here are a few beautifully shaped circular constructions.
A praying mantis create a tough, frothy egg mass laid on tree branches or twigs. The nest is a home to anything between 100 to 200 eggs that overwinter and hatch into tiny hungry nymphs when warm spring weather arrives.
The swollen spines of the whistling acacia tree are naturally hollow. They are a home to any one of several symbiotic ant species.
Weaverbirds create nests of intricately woven vegetation. They position them at the periferie of tree branches so that predators can’t easily reach them.
