The image displays a male budgerigar (*Melopsittacus undulatus*) situated inside a metal cage within an indoor environment in Kamianske, Ukraine

The image displays a male budgerigar (*Melopsittacus undulatus*) situated inside a metal cage within an indoor environment in Kamianske, Ukraine. The budgerigar exhibits predominantly yellow plumage on its head and upper body, transitioning to green on its lower chest and abdomen. Its wings and back are marked with distinct black scalloped patterns. The bird possesses a bright blue cere, indicative of its male sex, and features small black gorget spots beneath prominent blue cheek patches. Its eyes are dark with a white iris. The bird is captured with its head slightly tilted, facing the viewer, and is perched firmly on a textured, red plastic dowel. Its feet, light in color, are gripping the perch. The cage is constructed from silver-colored metal bars, arranged both vertically and horizontally, and features a red plastic base. Inside the cage, a natural wooden dowel perch is visible in the upper section, and a multi-colored seed stick, composed of various seeds, hangs from the bars behind the bird. A red plastic feeder or water dish is partially visible in the lower right portion of the cage. The background, observed through the cage bars, consists of a white fabric, likely a tablecloth or curtain. This fabric is patterned with dark green pine-like branches, orange star-shaped elements, and additional brown and red decorative motifs, suggesting a domestic or festive theme. No human figures are present.