Baya weaver.

The Baya Weaver, scientifically known as Ploceus philippinus, is a small bird native to South and Southeast Asia. Renowned for its remarkable nest-building skills, the male Baya Weaver intricately weaves long blades of grass into an intricate, hanging nest. These pendulous structures are often found in colonies hanging from trees, resembling unique, woven ornaments. During the breeding season, the male's nest-building prowess becomes a display to attract females. The Baya Weaver's distinctive yellow and black plumage adds to its charm, making it a fascinating species for bird enthusiasts.