| Title: | Captive Breeding for Conservation--and FUN! |
| Notice: | INTROS 6.X / FOR SALE 13.X / Buying a Bird 900.* |
| Moderator: | VIDEO::PULSIFER |
| Created: | Mon Oct 10 1988 |
| Last Modified: | Tue Jun 03 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 942 |
| Total number of notes: | 6016 |
<Parrots on the loose.>
Last week my parents informed me that they had sighted a pair
of parrots flying in and out of my fathers garden. Evidently
they must have escaped from somewhere. Or did they?
I know very little about parrots and all I know about these
two are that they are light green and about the size of robins.
I need some help in knowing if they could survive the winter
here in Colorado Springs. One pet shop I called felt that they
could but in my limited knowledge I have my doubts.
If they can, how can I help to keep them alive?
If they can't, how could I go about trying to catch them?
Thanks for your time,
Paul
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| 55.1 | <Luck of the Irish! | FREKE::HUTCHINS | Feathered Obsessions Aviary | Tue Nov 15 1988 16:05 | 13 |
Hi Paul!
If these are quaker parakeets, they just may survive...that's why
they are illegal in so many states. The best thing to do is to
set up a cage, in the garden and fill it with sunflower seeds and
the things that parrots like....the birds may equate the cage to
home and go inside...if they do...you have yourself a new set of
birds!!!
Gee, let us know what happens!
J
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| 55.2 | Oh Noooooo! | CSC32::K_WORKMAN | P.I.A.S.O.M. | Tue Nov 15 1988 19:57 | 4 |
I am going to run right home and make sure my Quakies are still
in their cage and not flying around Pauls house!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Bye......
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