Red-headed weaverbird By: Unknown photographer From: The Grolier Illustrated Encyclopedia of Animals 1994
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Red-headed weaverbird By: Unknown photographer From: The Grolier Illustrated Encyclopedia of Animals 1994

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Weaver nest construction underway
Northern Red Bishop (Euplectes franciscanus), male, family Ploceidae, order Passeriformes, The Gambia
Photograph by Ron Verdonk
🐦 Ploceus philippinus (Baya Weaver) 🐦
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The webber is dead. Welcome to her studio.
Once a doyenne of industry, the mysterious webber has left behind nothing but a vast workshop and a still-burning diya lamp. Her apprentices have taken over the studio and flung open its doors -- you’re welcome here, now.
A weird fiction writing server for the whole family.
Sci fi, horror, magic realism, comfortingly messy autofiction -- Weaverbird Studios is open to writers of all ages, all styles, all genres, all levels of experience.
We’re a growing community-focused server full of talented writers, mindbending stories, and a whole lot of silliness!
Look at all this cool stuff.
The webber left all her tools for us to play around with -- looms and spindles, dye tubs and patternmakers. In addition to our general conversation channels we have channels devoted to character development, visual design, constructive criticism, and so much more! Come take a look. It’ll be worth it, promise.
Meet the webber’s protégée --
Charmed I’m sure! My name is Baya, and I’m an editor and creative writing student devoted to uplifting other marginalized writers, particularly in genre fiction. As a Black, Jewish lesbian edging into the spec fic world it’s hard to find spaces to connect with my contemporaries, so -- here I am! I can’t wait to get excited about your work.
Come on in. We’re looking forward to meeting you.
Weaver Bird, Animal Kingdom, Walt Disney World, Orlando, FL
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Woodland Park Zoo, Seattle
9-18-19