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The term 'Keet is a slang term used by many in aviculture to describe parakeets. This shortened version of their name is popular with many who breed and show these types of birds. It's common to hear the term in conjunction with the name of a particular species, such as in "Ringneck 'Keets" and "Grass 'Keets".
A keet is a baby bird from Guinea known as a guinea fowl.
http://birds.about.com/od/k/g/keet.htm
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