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The image displays two captive budgerigars (Melopsittacus undulatus) inside a cage, located within the city of Fez, Morocco. One budgerigar, positioned on the upper left, is primarily yellow-green with brown-black scalloped markings on its wings and back, a yellow head, a light brown cere, a visible dark left eye with a white iris, and a purple cheek patch. Its left foot is visible gripping a white horizontal cage bar. The second budgerigar, positioned on the lower right, is predominantly grey and white with dark scalloped markings, featuring blue-green feathers on its lower back and tail. It has a white head with a light blue cere, a visible dark eye with a white iris, and a dark blue cheek patch. The yellow-green bird is observed with its head turned towards and appearing to nuzzle the head or neck region of the grey-blue bird. White horizontal cage bars support the birds. Red vertical cage bars are visible in the upper and lower right sections of the background, behind which a blurred, light brown or beige tiled surface is present.
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