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"Is it really a Cockatoo?"

10th May 2018, 04:24 PM

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Rick

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Ian

Rick,

Alan Maisey commented earlier that the cockatoo had a strong symbolic meaning in the Indonesian Archipelago and Malaysia, but he did not know about the significance in Moroland.

Ian.

Well, that's what I was wondering.
If it had no significance in Moroland then we might be able to discount it as an influence with a fairly clear conscience.

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