Australian parrots are a diverse group of birds that can be found in Australia and nearby islands. The term includes the COCKATIEL (9 letters), a small, gray parrot with a distinctive crest on its head; the BUDGERIGAR (10 letters), a small, long-tailed parrot with bright green and yellow feathers; the LORY (4 letters), a colorful parrot with a brush-tipped tongue; the Rosella (7 letters), a medium-sized parrot with a red and blue plumage; the COCKATOO (8 letters), a large white or black parrot with a distinctive crest; the Galah (5 letters), a pink and gray parrot with a distinctive call; the Lorikeet (8 letters), a small, brightly colored parrot with a brush-tipped tongue; the Corella (7 letters), a small white parrot with a distinctive call; and the MACAW (5 letters), a large, colorful parrot with a long tail.