Found!!
Do You Know Where I Belong????
For several months, we have sadly posted listings of stolen/missing birds. The other side of that equation are birds that have been found, with the finders trying to locate their homes.
On this page we will post those birds that have been found; in the hopes that they might be reunited with their families.
On 6/18, (97) a cockatiel was found in Northeast Philadelphia, in the Summerton area. From the description over the phone (from a non-parrot person), it sounds like a pearl or pied, *maybe* a male. The bird is tame.
Anyone who might know anything about who might've lost this little critter,
please call Liz at (215) 946-5964, or Lwilsoncvt@AOL.COM and she'll refer you to the lady who has it.
In the west suburbs of DENVER, a gentle Eastern Rosella has been found.
The bird is fully flighted and obvious escapee. It is close banded with '95 hatchdate. Contact John or Carol
Band number will be required to claim bird.
In Kent, WA a family found a Blue-Fronted Amazon in their garage. The bird was found approximately August 6th and the family has been trying to locate the bird's family since that date.
The bird has obviously been well cared for and Kim is anxious to find it's family.
Found: A Whiteface Cockatiel in the Midvale, UT area on September 6, 1997.
FOUND Call to identify 255-2170 or e-mail at WAESSECTRY@AOL.COM. WASATCH AVIAN
EDUCATION SOCIETY! (Leave a message if no answer.)
I am posting for a friend who doesn't have the internet (and doesn't even live in my state) but here goes. Her friend's neighbor found a Yellow Naped Amazon in his yard in Easton, PA on July 4th (1998) weekend. Bird is friendly, banded and does not appear to talk. At first the neighor wanted to keep the bird, then started to look in the paper hoping for a reward. I think if owners are found, the bird can be retrieved. My friend is trying to get band info now but that info will be withheld for ID purposes. You can contact Linda via email.
Cockatiel found in the Gladstone area of Oregon. Call or write with description to claim. Was found May 28, 1998.
Thanks to Lora, Chiquita the Lutino Cockatiel has been reunited with her family!!
I was found by a Nanday Conure, Easter weekend in Colquitt Co., Moultrie, Georgia. No one has come forward to claim, but I'm sure it was someone's pet. Please post in case they may decide to look harder for their pet! Debra D. Sloan
Meredith Found in SF! Conure. Banded. Describe.
cockateil found in Laurel Md. 6/22/98 Parrot Rescue
Found 7/15/98 - Cockatoo in Pomona, NY (Rockland Cty)I am reporting this for a friend who found the bird. I am not even sure that it is a LSC 'though that is my best guess based on her vague description. It is definitely a small, light colored 'Too. If you are missing a 'Too in this area, please e-mail me with some identifying characteristics and I will connect you with your bird. Graham Bowes - e-mail gbowes@csi.com
THere were some people trying to sell a blue and gold macaw and a blue front amazon to my friend that owns a parrot store. I have a description of the animals, and of the people. I am in St. Augustine, Florida. Email me for further information. Kori Hutson
I have found a disoriented Racing/Homing Pigeon, band number AU 97 WRPC (remaining numbers will be used to ID bird when rightful owner is found) Has message band on other leg, no message. Band identified as belonging to the Woodlawn Pigeon Racing Club in Texas. Please contact birdangel@hotmail.com or contact the Bar N Vet Clinic Gatesville, Tx.
On July 27, 1998 Joyce Horn of N. Redington Beach, FL found a Cockatiel. It is a normal color male with 1997 band on leg. Very friendly. Please identify. Bird is safe and eating well, but wants to go home. Joyce can be contacted at (727) 347-5768 or via email .
On Sunday, September 13, 1998 Gail Dennis of Worcester, Massachusetts, found a Cockatiel. It is pearl grey with orange cheeks. Owner must be able to identify the bird. Gail can be contacted via email .
Found a Lutino Cockatiel in Va. Beach Va after the hurricane Bonnie, August 28, 1998. Appears to be young or smaller than average. An identification factor is being withheld. Contact Rick Hutson at (757)424-0256 or via email .
This bird has been visiting our feeder since early July, 1998, in the Henderson Place subdivision of Kingston, Ontario. We captured it on Sept. 1. Blue and grey Budgie, in good health. Contact Sonia Gluppe at (613-384-3343) or via email