Ok, what’s a Nestorian?
Followers of Nestorius. He was patriarch of Constantinople and was condemned as a heretic for maintaining that the divine and human natures were not merged into one in Christ, therefore believing that it was improper to call Mary the mother of God.
Much debate in the early Church centered on the question of exactly who and what Jesus was and is. God? Man? Both? Eternal? Created? Less than the Father? Equal to the Father? etc. One thread of belief was that Jesus was in fact two persons: a Divine Person and a human person, somehow inhabiting the same body. The Nestorians were scandalized by the thought that God could "die". The Church replied that no, Jesus is in fact One Person, eternally equal to the Father and having the Divine Nature, and who in time took on human nature. Thus, God did in fact die, and His sacrifice is perfect.
It’s a genus of birds. They build these structures in trees and then lay eggs in them.