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The garden emerald is a small hummingbird with a ɩіmіted range, typically found in second-growth areas, gardens, and forest edges. Meet the Garden emerald: Photo courtesy of Joseph C Boone/CC BY-SA 3.0 Description: The garden emerald measures 7.8 to …
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