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Kakariki

 


This guy came into my work last week with his bird - I can't remember the type of bird but he said she was a type of green cockatiel. After looking online google said she was a Kakariki meaning green in the Maori language.

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Comments

Gemel said…
How sweet, there must be a lot of trust there.
Iris Flavia said…
Oh, how cute is that!!!
local alien said…
An unusual sight. He wasn't afraid she'd fly off?
Amypie71 said…
I asked him that and he said she just stays on his shoulder
What a nice, colorful housemate he is.
s.c said…
What a great roommate to have.
Tom said…
...I've never seen anyone walking around with a bird on it's shoulder.
Wow! What a sweet and colorful bird ~ trusting each other ~ hugs,

an artist reflects
Betty J. Crow said…
It's hard to believe it wouldn't fly away, but I guess they have a strong bond.
Sandee said…
Awww, what a lovely friend he has. So precious.

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NCSue said…
I've always wanted a cockatoo or cockatiel, but so do my cats. It doesn't seem like a good idea!
Thanks for sharing at https://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2025/09/the-buffalo-bill-dam-just-outside-of.html
Bill said…
Very cute, best friends.
DB Stewart said…
Dude has stories to tell, I bet.

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