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Why are most finches, which normally eat seeds, unable to eat flower nectar, like hummingbirds?

Why are most finches, which normally eat seeds, unable to eat flower nectar, like hummingbirds?
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Why are most finches, which normally eat seeds, unable to eat flower nectar, like hummingbirds?

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Most finches' beaks are way too broad or short to collect flower nectar, 'cause on the other hand, hummingbirds' beaks are long and narrow.
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