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Old 4th May 2020, 01:57 AM   #6
Likhari
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Originally Posted by Oliver Pinchot
Because the parrot, or babgha in Arabic, is also considered a creature which reveals secrets, sometimes relating to Paradise. This is probably more 'adat than anything else, but the traditional was strong in Iran, Central Asia and Mughal India.
Excellent point Oliver!

Here are some more parrots for you.
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