catching a bird
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Re: catching a bird
by jude » Sat Sep 17, 2011 3:25 pm
I've been close enough to see that it doesn't have a leg band, but still believe it must have been a pet because I could get within a couple of feet of it when it first appeared. I'm trying to find out if there have been any reports of a wild flock in the area . Jude
- jude
- Parakeet
- Gender:
- Posts: 5
- Number of Birds Owned: 0
- Types of Birds Owned: eastern rosella. I do not own it, it has been in my garden for the last 10 days
- Flight: Yes
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liz - Macaw
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- Posts: 7234
- Location: Hernando FL
- Number of Birds Owned: 12
- Types of Birds Owned: DYH Amazon Rambo
BF Amazon Myrtle
Cockatiels: Shadow Tammy Flutter Phoenix Jackie
Andy Impy Louise Twila Leroy - Flight: Yes
Re: catching a bird
by jude » Mon Oct 03, 2011 10:30 am
Well I finally managed to locate a dog crate which I set up on a table in the middle of my lawn, and put various food, treats in it, but unfortunately didn't manage to tempt him in and now he seems to have disappeared. I'm not sure whether he was frightened away by the wild Indian Ring neck parakeets in the locality. I'm hoping he's not far away and I can lure him back as I really miss him, he was so beautiful.
- jude
- Parakeet
- Gender:
- Posts: 5
- Number of Birds Owned: 0
- Types of Birds Owned: eastern rosella. I do not own it, it has been in my garden for the last 10 days
- Flight: Yes
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