​Which one of the following is the bird in which only male birds build the nest?​

Correct option is C

The correct answer is Weaver.

Weaverbird:

• Weaverbird is a small finch-like bird.
• They are noted for their nest-building techniques using grass stems and other plant fibres.
• They are particularly well-known for their roofed nests forming complex, hanging woven chambers.
• Many species of weavers are highly gregarious.
• The male weaver bird make beautifully woven nests.
• The female looks at all the nests and chooses the one that she likes the best and decides in which to lay her eggs.

Additional Information

• The dove makes its nest among the thorns of a cactus plant or a Mehendi hedge.
• The sparrow and pigeon make their nest anywhere on top of a cupboard, behind a mirror, on a ledge.
• The barbet or coppersmith bird makes its nest in a hole, in a tree trunk.
• The tailorbird uses its sharp beak to make its nest by stitching together two leaves on a bush. It lays its eggs in the fold of the leaf that it has made.
• The sunbird makes a nest that hangs from the branch of a small tree or a bush.