Cockatoo

Everybody's Encyclopedia · 1912 · p. 13
a genus of birds of the parrot family, but distinguished from true parrots by the greater height of the bill, and its being curved from the base, and by the lengthened, broad, and rounded tail. The true cockatoos are also all of generally whitish plumage, but often finely tinged with red, orange, and other colors, or mixed with these colors in more brilliant displays.
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