qT=1&tQ=What does the golden-headed cisticola use to build its nest?&tC=Spider webs|Clothespins|Human hair|Bricks&cC=2&fB=This Australian bird is only three inches long. In the spring, the males gather spider webs for about a week. They build the nest structure by sewing together leaves and grass stalks with their bills.<br><br>The golden-headed cisticolas' bills work like a drills, moving at an amazing rate to make tiny holes in the nesting material. The birds then manipulate the spider web into fine strands of thread, and use them to weave the plant materials together.