Flyeater, Golden-bellied Gerygone

You have an adult inside the nest.This spotting of mine shows and adult feeding a chick in the nest and has a link for the chick in the nest which includes a picture of the whole nest. http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/23499010 https://lh5.ggpht.com/kkQm6UIfbf69Vvu8S91Mm9vCazZtgsDQef40eboMzUwh6C-tr-g3ODncnSrbfHVRWCEChIrbk1AjK0xVtw481w Tailorbird nests are made by sewing leaves together, see this spotting by Pamsai http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/8533071

I was thinking more Sunbird as the nest appears to be in bushes instead of hanging in the open, then I thought Flyeater (Golden-bellied Gerygone), Gerygone sulphurea as being most likely. Plumage and nest type are good for that species.

I agree.it looks like a weaver nest and the bird is unlike any tailor bird I know.

Looks more like a Weaver Bird to me.

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