The green parrot subject in this painting is one of the many varieties of fruit-eating birds found in the hills of Washkuk. The bird is represented highly schematically with only its outstretched wings and torso depicted. The wings are represented by the three pairs of red heart-shaped forms outlined in white and arranged in a column: one at the top of the bark, one in the centre and one closer to the bottom. The bird’s body is represented by small roundels outlined in each yellow or white distributed along the design’s central long axis.