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Bananaquit 12 cm S Mexico, N Argentina, Caribbean islands, Cuba Diet Primarily Nectar, soft fruits, occasional tiny insects Nest done shaped on the ground female incubates 14 days, both parents feed the nestlings for 19 days, and 3 weeks after they fledge Flock Feeding on a Heliconia plant
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Show PostPurple-crowned fairy-wren 14cm Endemic to tropics of northern Australia Diet primarily insectivorous and seeds Female builds the nest and incubates for 14 days male feeds her both plus helpers (previous siblings) feed the chicks and they all stay together as a tight family unit in a large flock
Show PostRed tailed Minla 14cm Himalayas and Southeast Asia. Diet Insects, small arthropods, and insect larvae, seeds Both parents share incubation 14 day, then both feed nestlings 3 weeks, plus 3 weeks after fledging then the young stay as a family and join join family and join large flocks of mixed birds
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