weero

weero
A cockatiel, Nymphicus hollandicus.

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  • cockatiel — /kɒkəˈtɪəl / (say kokuh tearl) noun a small, crested, long tailed, endemic Australian cockatoo, Nymphicus hollandicus, common in inland areas of the mainland. Also, cockatoo parrot; WA, weero; NSW, quarrion. {Dutch kaketielje, from Portuguese… …  

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