Lisa Coleman at Our Eyes Open has a photo challenge, Bird Weekly. This week’s topic is “birds with orange or yellow legs.”
Around here are lots of mallard ducks.
I couldn’t resist posting this one – the ducklings are so cute!
Sea gulls have yellow legs (and yellow beaks too!) like this one at Mont St.-Michel, France.
Tanzania is rich in bird species.
Wanderlust & Wonderment 
I love your selection of birds this week. The weaver is quite something. I’m going to look that one up and learn about it. We don’t have a bird like that in Florida. Thanks for sharing them with us. 😊💜
The weaver is a bird I saw in Tanzania. The male weaver creates a nest to attract a mate. The female who approves the nest becomes his mate.
Sounds like our Carolina Wrens. The male creates the nest and if the female doesn’t approve, she will pull it out and throw it to the ground. Their next is a spiral in a cavity of some sort like a hanging plant or in between two branches with plenty of cover. 🙂