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The red-crowned parakeet, known as "kākāriki" in Māori, derives its name from the bright green coloration of its plumage, with "kākā" referring to the color green. The term "riki" translates to "small," thus the name essentially means "small green." The Māori people have long associated the bird with their culture, often observing its vibrant colors and distinct calls in their natural habitat.

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