Assertion: cockatoo's bird | /r/HasProperty | excited
Facets:
value: overly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: The umbrella can be distinguished from other white cockatoos by its wholly white crest that raises like an umbrella when the bird is excited, agitated, or ready to play (or bite!).
text: Around 5.41 foot (165 cm) Color Adults: Slate-black body with an entirely black tail; dark gray beak; a red facial patch devoid of feathers, which turns crimson when the bird is excited Juveniles: Similar to adults, pale yellow edges to underside feathers; shorter crests, white-tipped bill; and a white eye-ring Subspecies P. a. aterrimus
text: It's barely noticeable when the feathers are flat, but when the bird is excited, afraid, or angry, the crest will raise and show off its true beauty.
text: As is true of all cockatoos, the galah has a head crest that fans out when the bird is frightened or excited.
text: In crested birds, a raised crest indicates the bird is excited or happy to see you.
text: In crested birds, a raised crest indicates the bird is excited or happy to see you.
text: The palm cockatoo also has a distinctive red cheek patch that changes colour when the bird is alarmed or excited.
text: The palm cockatoo also has a distinctive red cheek patch that changes colour when the bird is alarmed or excited.
text: As is true of all cockatoos, the rose-breasted has a head crest that immediately elevates when the bird is scared or excited.
text: Its brilliant red, yellow, and blue plumage contrasts with a bare white face that may blush when the bird is excited.
text: This is a fan of feathers surrounding the head that will open up when the bird is excited or scared.
text: The Palm Cockatoo also has a distinctive red cheek patch that changes colour when the bird is alarmed or excited.
text: Its body is black , with a red patch on the face that goes deeper red when the bird is excited or alarmed.
text: Macaws from the Ara genus, such as green-winged, scarlet, and blue-and-gold macaws, have a bare facial patch, which turns flush when the bird is overly excited.