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This finch’s beak allows it to reach inside flowers for nectar.
Yes!Unlike most finches, the small-beaked warbler finch drinks nectar. It doesn’t have to compete with pollinating insects, like bees, on the Galapagos Islands. Its thin beak also allows it to probe inside trees for insect larvae.
 

 
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