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Informative Speech On Sun Conure Bird
There are tons of species of birds but have you ever seen those awesome flying animals in the tropical trees near the amazon river in southamerica? There are tons of conure bird but the specific when we want to talk about is the sun conure or the sun parakeet they are such interesting flying animals. They have bright color looks to adapt to its surroundings. Their diet and habitat is what really helps them survive , along with their adaptations and interactions with other conure birds.
The sun conure or a sun parakeet is a oviparity that is part of a special species group called solstitialis. Sun Conure are medium-sized very bright colors that live in tropical forest but most live in the amazon river in south america. A sun conure has

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