The Baya Weaver is a social bird that is known for its elaborate courtship displays. The male Baya Weaver will sing a series of high-pitched calls to attract the attention of a female. He will also perform a courtship dance, which involves bobbing his head up and down, flapping his wings, and spreading his tail. The female will watch the male's display and may choose to mate with him if she is impressed.

The courtship dance of the Baya Weaver is thought to be a way for the male to show off his fitness and strength to the female. The male's ability to perform the complex dance and sing the high-pitched calls is a sign that he is healthy and well-fed. The female is more likely to mate with a male who is able to perform the dance well, as this indicates that he will be able to provide for her and their offspring.

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