tjuḻpu maṉngutjara tjuṯa
birds with nests
pink cockatoo (Cacatua leadbeateri)
id:9835 order:352
Kakalyalya tjuṯangku itaṟa nyaḻpi uwankara ngalkula wiyalpai.
Pink Cockatoos eat all the leaves of gum trees stripping them.
ring-neck parrot, Port Lincoln parrot (Barnardius zonarius)
id:9836 order:353
Ka patilpa palu puṟunypaṯu puṉu nyaḻpi ngalkupai.
And ring-neck parrots likewise eat the leaves of trees.
budgerigar (Melopsittacus undulatus)
id:9837 order:355
Kiily-kiilykari tjuṯa tjungu kaputu para-ngaṟapai munuya ultungka nyinapai.
Budgerigars fly around in groups together and they live in hollow tree branches.
red-tailed black cockatoo (Calyptorhynchus magnificus)
id:9838 order:356
Mungartji iranti tjuṯa kapiku ankupai ngura Utjula katuwanu.
In the late afternoon lots of red-tailed black cockatoos fly over Areyonga looking for water.
galah (Cacatua roseicapilla)
id:9839 order:357
Kiyar-kiyarpa tjuṯa tiṯutjara nyinara kinkinmankupai puṉu katu.
Galahs are always sitting up in trees making lots of noise.
cockatiel, quarrion (Nymphicus hollandicus)
id:9840 order:358
Kuwirkuṟa wangkanyangka kungkangku kuliṟa ipi anga-tjunkupai.
When a cockatiel calls out a girl covers her breasts (lest as she grows up her breasts don’t grow).
