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A close-up, side-profile image captures the head and upper body of a budgerigar, commonly known as a budgie. The bird is facing towards the right side of the frame. Its head is predominantly white on the crown, with fine, black and white striped feathers covering the back of its head and neck, displaying subtle light blue hues within the white areas. The bird's left eye is prominent, appearing as a dark, round pupil surrounded by a narrow, light-colored iris, which itself is encircled by light feathers. Above its beak, the cere (the fleshy area at the base of the upper beak) is a distinct blue color. The beak is a yellowish-green hue, sharply curved downwards. On the bird's cheek, directly below the eye, there is a vibrant patch of bright blue feathers. Below this blue patch, three small, circular black spots are visible against lighter feathers on its throat. The intricate patterns of its feathers are clearly discernible, showing fine, wavy black lines against a lighter, often light blue or white, base. In the background to the left, blurred white metal bars, likely part of a cage, are visible against a soft, light brown, patterned surface. To the right of the bird, the background is a blurry, bright yellow-green, possibly indicating another budgie or a soft element within the cage. A dark, indistinct shadow is cast onto this yellow-green area. The lighting in the image is bright, highlighting the texture of the feathers and the bird's features.
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