LOST AFRICAN GREY in Zephyrhills FL
Contact: 813.782.3975 or 813.377.7883
Missing This Morning... African Grey!
Reply to: comm-486378796@craigslist.org
[comm-486378796 (AT) craigslist.org]
Date: 2007-Nov-22, 11:08AM EST
    My African Grey Was Accidentally Let out of the Cage this Morning and got
spooked and Flew off somewhere in Zephyrhills around the 20th Street
Vicinity if you have seen one maybe lurking around PLEASE and I BEG PLEASE
give me a Call to Notify ME. I'm over here in Tears looking all over in my
Neighborhood searching and your Kindness and Help would be more than
Appreciated.
Thanks in Advance.
813.782.3975 or 813.377.7883
FOUND AMAZON in Visalia CA
Contact: Andrea at: 559-936-0864
Sent: Wednesday, November 14, 2007 1:22 PM
    My friend met a lady at the pet store who found an Amazon parrot in Visalia,
CA. The lady who found the parrot wants to sell it. My friend asked me to post this to try to find the owner. Anyone who lost an Amazon parrot in Central California, please call Andrea at: 559-936-0864
We are hoping to find the birds owners soon.
Thank you.
Monika
FOUND AFRICAN GREY in San Diego CA
Contact: Escondido Humane Society (760) 888 - BARK
Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2007 12:43 PM
San Diego, CA: Found in the North County – African Grey – talks, banded -
uses one name word repeatedly – has been found and turned in to Escondido
Humane Society. Need to respond quickly - or will go to rescue/adoptions!?!

This additional information regarding the found parrot in San Diego at the
Escondido Humane Society has just come to my attention. I'm sorry for all
the confusion.

From: dhill@lilysanctuary.org
Sent: Thursday, November 15, 2007 10:31 AM
African Grey in No. San Diego
    Please be advised that the bird in question was "indeed" an African Grey.
We have pictures of the bird and a medical report from the County. The bird
was also viewed in person (bird) by a Lily Sanctuary board member. It was
an abused bird and is now in the custody of a reputable San Diego area
rescue. The current "green" bird is obviously a new recovery which is
confusing the situation.
Dan Hill
LOST AFRICAN GREY in Albany NY
Contact: CROCKEN1@NYCAP.RR.COM
AFRICAN GREY PARROT "CHARLIE". FLEW AWAY FROM BEST WESTERN HOTEL ON WOLF
ROAD, ALBANY NY. GREY BIRD WITH RED TAIL.
IF FOUND PLEASE CONTACT JOYCE CROCKEN1@NYCAP.RR.COM
LOST AFRICAN GREY PARROT in Glendale CA
Contact: ARAKSGUMRUYAN@YAHOO.COM
Reply to: ARAKSGUMRUYAN@YAHOO.COM
Date: 2007-10-16, 3:27PM PDT
My African Grey parrot was taken away along with other things. I need her
back. Big REWARD and no questions asked. Please contact me if you have any
information. Thank you...
P.S. She mimics the word BABUSHKA and makes throat cleaning sounds.
Location: GLENDALE CA
LOST Greater Vasa PARROT in Pacific Palisades CA
Contact: 310.454.2979 or 310.779.7074
MAY ANSWER TO “BOGIE”. IT IS A BLACK PARROT (ABOUT 20”) AND LOOKS MORE LIKE
A PIGEON. LOST ON OCTOBER 13TH.
BELONGS TO CAROL AND RICHARD MILTON (UNIT B7), IN PACIFIC PALISADES. MAKES
CAT LIKE SOUNDS. Reward.
310.454.2979/310.779.7074

Tips for Recovering Missing Birds
http://www.parrottalk.com/missing.html
Bobbi Brinker, "For the Love of Greys"
http://www.parrottalk.com/bbbook.html

    This note is going out to everyone who helped our family in our search for
Tyson, the Eclectus Parrot. Thanks to your tips and commitment to helping
me find online information and resources, Tyson was spotted by a neighbor
today and was safely retrieved at 2:00 pm. He was hungry/thirsty, but
otherwise he is in good health (though missing a few of his beautiful
feathers). Thank you all! Please remove his listing from your wonderful
sites!
Tyson and our family thank you!
Jina Smith

STOLEN TOUCAN PAIRS in Ocala FL
From: Fred Smith fredsmith@netzero.net
Sent: Wednesday, October 10, 2007 8:45 AM
BIRDS STOLEN!
2 Pair of Toco Toucans and 1 pair of Kell Bill Toucans ( aka Sulphur
Breasted) were stolen from a breeding facility in Ocala, Florida between
10:00 - 10:30pm Monday night.
They were stolen from Helen Wilson, Ocala, Florida
    This is her description of them:
"We live in Northern Central Fl., to be exact, Ocala. They were taken from
our bird breeding area between 10:00pm and 10:30pm Monday night. The one
pair of Toco's has open leg bands and the male to that pair, has a marked up
beak from hollowing out the coconut log. This pair will fly to you and are
very, very tame. The other pair of Toco's are not friendly and do not like
eye to eye contact. The keels are also very friendly. Please contact
everybody you know. Thank you, The Wilsons"
Fred Smith, American Federation of Aviculture, Regional Director, Florida,
Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands

MISSING BLUE & GOLD MACAW in Fort Myers FL
Contact: (239) 826-4888 or (800) 949-8344 or HBSJim@cs.com

    TOBY, a 5-year-old Blue & Gold Macaw missing on On Sept. 27th @ 11:30 AM
from Colonial & Evans (Ft. Myers). Toby may have walked away searching for
his owner who was out of sight.
    TOBY is clipped....so can't really fly. Toby is reportedly very tame - even
to children.
He says "I'm Toby!" & "Hi Buddy" and other things. He is NOT a loud
screamer - rather a quiet, calm B&G.
HBSJim@cs.com or (239) 826-4888 or (800) 949-8344
LOST Congo African Grey in WA
Contact: 360 420 4454 or 206 300 8390 or schmittva@hotmail.com
    The bird got startled and flew away in the evening of September 24, 2007 in
East King County, Redmond area, heading north.
    He is very tame and trusting, and we hope he flew to a person walking by, or
to someone's property. He may have been found in King County or Snohomish
County.
    A REWARD is set for the safe return of this parrot!
    Please call 360 420 4454 or 206 300 8390 or e-mail schmittva@hotmail.com
LOST TIMNEH GREY in Miami FL
Contact: shannon@capitallending.com or 786-554-3431
Lost on September 28, 2007 in Miami FL.
Location Lost (streets): 28th St. and 118th Ave. Zip Code 33175
Age: 1 1/2
Sex: F
Banded?: yes Microchipped?: no
Common Saying: Que rico, que paso,
Reward?: yes
Owner Name: Shannon Webber Owner Phone: 786-554-3431 Owner Email:
shannon@capitallending.com
Comments: We are devastated! We have been searching the neighborhood for
hours and my son who is 8 is very upset and still up helping us look.
Please contact us if you see our lovely Bunni.

LOST AFRICAN GREY in Coronado CA
Contact: 619-423-0874 or kckaiwi@YAHOO.COM
From: Kathie Kaiwi
Sent: Saturday, September 08, 2007 11:34 AM
   Around dusk yesterday Mahalo got away from me outside. I found him about
five houses down but a neighbor trying to help scared him off.
   I haven't seen him since dark last night (Friday 7 September). I live in (64
Half Moon Bend) Coronado California - (essentially San Diego).
My phone number is 619-423-0874
   I'm happy to offer a reward and invite any suggestions for what to offer
and/or help with ideas to find Mahalo.
   I'm filled with guilt. I know better that to be outside with him. The
infamous gusts of wind helped him get altitude.
   I am a mess and don't know what to do. Thank you for listening. Any
networking is appreciated.
Kathie
STOLEN ECLECTUS PARROTS male & female in Ann Arbor MI
Contact: Ann Arbor Police tip line at 734-996-3199
   Ann Arbor police are asking for the public's help to find two exotic parrots
that were stolen from an Ann Arbor home last week. The 45-year-old homeowner
told police she left her home on Stellar Road for the day. When she returned
Wednesday afternoon she saw that her home had been burglarized and her two
Eclectus parrots were missing from their cage.
   "We don't know if they went in there specifically to get the birds or not,
but once inside, it appears they used a blanket to round the birds up and
took them out of the residence," said Lt. Michael Logghe.
   Also the thieves stole a computer, television and a DVD player, worth about
$2,000.
   The homeowner told Local 4 News that her main concern is recovering the two
18-inch-tall birds, one male, Pippen, and one female, Jewels. The birds are
valued at $1,600 each. "The birds were nesting eggs, which were left
behind," said Logghe.
   Police are asking anyone with information to call the Ann Arbor Police tip
line at 734-996-3199.
GOOD NEWS! Lost African Grey in Lakewood WA has been recovered!
From: Jean Pattison [mailto:afqueen@gate.net]
Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2007 5:46 PM
   When Jeremy went out to look this afternoon, he heard the bird in a tree off
in the distance. Got his binoculars to look and the bird got down closer and
closer in lower trees, and flew to Jeremy as he was standing in a treeless
yard. Bird had a clear shot.
Jeannie

By Bobbi Brinker