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Yes I see him but I won't give it away so others can have some fun. I am always in awe when I see people with their conures outside without a harness. Such freedom and fun. Unfortunately, I am way to much of a worrier to try this myself. Just wondering though, does it help when they are in a large open area rather than just on the street in front of your house? I am thinking that with an open area if they fly they will likely land on the ground where you can retrieve them as oppose to landing on someone's roof or a tree where you can't reach them.
 
Took me a while....I had to blow up the photo all the way, LOL....then go piece by piece before I spotted him. :D

This is awesome! Where's Waldo?
 
Found him! That was fun - a birdie "where's waldo"!
 
I found the little cutie, but it wasn't easy! Excellent photo!
 
Hidden in plain sight. ;)
 
Took me forever to find that cutie!
Where's Waldo, love that:)
 
Aw I see him! Cute picture!
 
I had to enlarge the pic and look around a bit. I found him though, if his head were green too, it'd be impossible to find him.
 
Found him! What gave it away for me was the throat color ;). Fun thread, he's pretty well hidden!
 
Found him. What great camouflage! !
 
Got him, but only by blowing up the picture!
Is he clipped? Not knocking, just fascinated and trying to make decisions for our IRN :)
 
Got him, but only by blowing up the picture!
Is he clipped? Not knocking, just fascinated and trying to make decisions for our IRN :)

We heavily clip the Green Cheek (7-8 feathers on both sides). He can still fly pretty well for some reason, most frequently to me. He is very attached to me, and generally follows me on the grass. I would recommend clipping unless you are willing to flight train your birds. (Kikki, the pictured GCC is not flight trained)

Thanks - I'm working towards fully flighted recall, and a happy harness bird. He's harness trained, but he's not happy in it! Not as happy as he is out of it, anyways. I think he'll be clipped at least once more...
 
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