A yellow and green budgerigar (Melopsittacus undulatus) is situated inside a metal wire cage in Razlog, Bulgaria

A yellow and green budgerigar (Melopsittacus undulatus) is situated inside a metal wire cage in Razlog, Bulgaria. The bird is perched on a dark brown, cylindrical rod, positioned centrally within the frame. Its plumage features a yellow head and underbelly, with dark green and black scalloped markings across its wings and upper back. Blue patches are visible on its cheeks, and its eyes are dark. The bird's beak is light-colored, and its feet, light pink, grasp the perch. To the left, a transparent plastic water dispenser with a light green base is attached to the cage wires. A white, textured material, possibly a towel or paper liner, covers the back wall of the cage. At the bottom of the cage, a blue plastic tray contains a partially visible red and white packaged item. The background outside the cage is blurred, indicating an indoor setting with a darker, indistinct surface on the right. The bird faces left, its head slightly turned, appearing to observe its immediate surroundings within the cage.