Spring, Tx. Found Amazon

Boozieshome

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If you have lost an Amazon in Spring, TX or thereabouts, I'm taking good care of her. Tell me the specifics of your lost bird and I will return your beloved companion. I have searched everywhere, called vets and breeders, and nobody seems to be looking... But this bird is well taken care of.
 

ParrontMitch

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Oh no! That is craziness! My dog ran down the street once and I about had an aneurism. I’m glad someone who knows about birds has found him/her—praying you find the fid’s owner.
 

BeatriceC

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I know you don't want to give too many details, but be aware that sometimes birds are intentionally released. Both Texas and California have wild flocks of various species of amazons, particularly Mexican redheads. Around here (San Diego), it's not uncommon for people to release unwanted birds, thinking that they'll just join one of the wild flocks and be fine. It's possible you've got yourself a bird, if you want him.
 

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OMG that poor, but lucky bird. I know you will do the right thing by hiim. Blessing on you.
 
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I know you don't want to give too many details, but be aware that sometimes birds are intentionally released. Both Texas and California have wild flocks of various species of amazons, particularly Mexican redheads. Around here (San Diego), it's not uncommon for people to release unwanted birds, thinking that they'll just join one of the wild flocks and be fine. It's possible you've got yourself a bird, if you want him.

I thought of that, but this bird has no stress feathers, partially clipped wings, well kept beak and nails. It's sick and I am trying to get it to the vet before the worst happens.

Someone MUST be looking for this bird.
 

SailBoat

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Weather and wind direction during and just prior to when you found the Amazon can provide an indication of possible direction from which the Amazon came. With light winds, a Parrot will turn into the wind to help support flight. Or, travel with the wind!

It is important to get your found Amazon in front of an Avian Professional! Both for a health check and a check for a Microchip!

Thank you for your efforts!!!
 
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