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    The document discusses two bird species, the peacock and hummingbird. It covers their reproduction, distribution, habitat, weight, longevity, enemies, and feeding habits. Key details provided on each bird include that peacocks reproduce through mating displays, live in forests and grasslands in Asia and Africa, can weigh up to 15 pounds, and eat plants and small animals. Hummingbirds reproduce by mating and laying eggs, live in forests and plains in the Americas, weigh only 0.07 to 0.15 ounces, and feed on nectar from flowers using their long beaks and tongues.

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    The document discusses two bird species, the peacock and hummingbird. It covers their reproduction, distribution, habitat, weight, longevity, enemies, and feeding habits. Key details provided on each bird include that peacocks reproduce through mating displays, live in forests and grasslands in Asia and Africa, can weigh up to 15 pounds, and eat plants and small animals. Hummingbirds reproduce by mating and laying eggs, live in forests and plains in the Americas, weigh only 0.07 to 0.15 ounces, and feed on nectar from flowers using their long beaks and tongues.

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    English 2: Teacher: Mss - Irene Gonzales Escobar

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    Maria Miguelina Ovando
    The document discusses two bird species, the peacock and hummingbird. It covers their reproduction, distribution, habitat, weight, longevity, enemies, and feeding habits. Key details provided on each bird include that peacocks reproduce through mating displays, live in forests and grasslands in Asia and Africa, can weigh up to 15 pounds, and eat plants and small animals. Hummingbirds reproduce by mating and laying eggs, live in forests and plains in the Americas, weigh only 0.07 to 0.15 ounces, and feed on nectar from flowers using their long beaks and tongues.

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    STITUTO TECNOLOGICO SUPERIO

    DE LAS CHOAPAS

    ENGLISH 2
    TEACHER:
    MSS.IRENE GONZALES ESCOBAR

    STUDENT:
    UBALDO OVANDO CONTRERAS

    PRESENTATION OF

    PEACOCK

    AND
    COLIBRI

    ENEMIES

    REPRODUCTION

    DISTRIBUTION

    HABITAT

    WEIGHT

    LONGEVITY

    ENEMIES

    FEEDING

    DISTRIBUTION

    WEIGHT

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