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 4. Create another object of class Bird called `piolin` that has a blue face, green eyes and UNI eyebrows invoking the constructor `Bird(int size, EyeBrowType brow, QString faceColor, QString eyeColor, QWidget *parent = 0)`. Its size should be half of `abelardo`'s. Add it to the same window where `abelardo` is being displayed by using `w.addBird(300, 100, piolin)`, to obtain an image like the one in Figure 3
 
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-  ![figure3.png](images/figure3.png)
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-  **Figure 3.** Abelardo and Piolin.
+      **Figure 3.** Abelardo and Piolin.
 
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 5. Create two other objects called `juana` and `alondra` that will appear drawn in the coordinates (100, 300) and (300,300) respectively. Create `juana` using the default constructor so that its properties are assigned randomly. Create `alondra` using the other constructor so that you may specify its properties during its creation.  `alondra` should have the same size as `juana`, have the same type of eyebrows, and the same eye color. Its face should be white. Add `alondra` and `juana` to the window where `abelardo` and `piolin` are. The window should look similar to the one in Figure 4.
 
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-  ![figure4.png](images/figure4.png)
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-  **Figure 4.** Abelardo, Piolin, Juana, and Alondra.
+      **Figure 4.** Abelardo, Piolin, Juana, and Alondra.
 
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 6. Run the program several times making sure that `alondra` and `juana` have the same size, eyebrows and eyes.