macaw

But those who had chosen the macaw, became the Macaw People.

It consisted of a monologue delivered by the poisonous young woman to the macaw, occasionally varied by ad lib.

One could hardly call him a crimson macaw among owls, and yet no ordinary contrast availed.

Next morning a kangaroo and a macaw strolled into Raikes's bedroom.

On the top of the next tree sat an extraordinary-looking bird, about the size of a pheasant, colored blue and rose like a macaw.