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She is a Baltimore oriole, and her name is Birdie McBirdface. âThe official name is Tessa Michelle Anna Striker Birdie McBirdface,â said Nikki Smith, a keeper at the North America region. âIt might be the longest name that one of the animals here has ever had.â And all for good reasons. The first two names refer to Tessa Wilhelm and Michelle Tremoulis, who played vital roles in this orioleâs survival story. Birdie was not more than two days old when Tremoulis recovered the chick from the North America Songbird Aviary on May 18, 2016.
The budgie is also sometimes referred to as the American budgie, American budgerigar or American parakeet (the standard 6-inch size bird that is similar in size to its wild counterpart) or English budgie, English budgerigar or English parakeet, which is noticeable larger than a standard, wild-type budgie.ind out the meaning behind the word budgerigar as well as why they are called parakeets. Laura Doering. Tweet. The budgie, which is a shortened version of the name budgerigar, is a small, colorful parrot often seen at pet stores.