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A close-up image depicts a single budgerigar (Melopsittacus undulatus) perched inside a cage. The bird, positioned in the center-right of the frame, faces towards the left, with its head slightly turned, showing its right eye. Its plumage is predominantly yellow on the head and upper neck, transitioning to lime green across the body. Dark green to brownish scalloped markings are visible on the upper back and wings, and finer, wavy dark markings appear on the crown and nape. A small, dark, round eye is prominent, and distinct violet-blue cheek patches are present below each eye. The cere above its pale yellowish-brown beak is a light brown color, consistent with a female budgerigar. One pinkish-grey foot is visible, gripping a horizontal white bar of the cage. The cage features vertical red bars in the background and foreground, with horizontal white bars forming the perch and cage floor. The background behind the cage bars is dark grey, suggesting an indoor setting. The image provides no discernible elements to determine its location within the city of Fez, Morocco, or any other specific geographical area.
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