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Birds, particularly hummingbirds, play a crucial role in pollination by transferring pollen from one flower to another as they feed on nectar. While sipping nectar, they brush against the flower's reproductive structures, picking up pollen, which they then deposit on the next flower they visit. This process not only aids in the reproduction of flowering plants but also enhances biodiversity by supporting the growth of various plant species that rely on bird pollinators. Additionally, some birds may inadvertently pollinate flowers while foraging for insects hidden within blossoms.

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