The pamko ketu is the largest parrot species found in Australia. It is said that the parrot is not green. Palm trees are gray in color. This parrot with a crooked but also the largest beak has a tuft on its head. These parrots are two feet long and weigh about a kilogram. The beak of this parrot is big and strong. It can also cut tree branches and makes a variety of whistle-like sounds. There is another feature of this parrot. The male palm cockatiel cuts a long stick from the branch of the palm tree and holds it in his beak and bangs it against the trunk of the tree, playing a drum and making the atmosphere loud. This strange looking parrot is kept by the people of New Guyana.
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