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Lost & Found
Lost Cockatiel, 9/25, Mapleview Cresent area, please call 755.2509

Lost, Patagonian Conure, Hance Rd, in Macedon, call Nadya, 315.986.4185

Lost, Quaker Parrot,  8/20, Kendall area, call 585-659-9133 or 585-747-1843 or e-mail elorasname@yahoo.com.

Lost Lutino Cockatiel 8/11, Irondequoit, Norton / Pardee area, call Marcia 705.6119

Lost August 12th about 1:15 PM Green Quaker Parrot. She has a red band with initials Y?B  Kingsbury Ave., Batavia area. If found or seen please call 585-356-0191 or e-mail scmho_child@hotmail.com

Lost Congo African Grey, 7/30 Gravel Rd. Webster, call Mike 202.8523

Lost Cockatiel, grey male, on 7/20, Gates area, call 690.6254

Lost Cockatiel, male, 5/31  Castile, Catatunk Rd. call Sandra 563.6740

Lost  LOVEBIRD - bright green body w/ peach colored face & red forehead.  Looks like tiny (3-4") parrot.  Last seen in Irondequoit.  Heartbroken!  Please call (585) 544-9225 or email debiwahl@rochester.rr.com.   
Found Cockatiel, 8/20, Lake road in Williamson, call 315.576.2196 to identify

Found Sun Conure, 8/14, Seneca Park Zoo area Call to identify, 288.4457

Found Quaker Parrot, 7/7 evening, Fairport area, call to indentify, Mary 233.3138

Found  Cockatiel, found in Hilton 6/21, call to identify. Jodie 392.6820, or email  jodiew53@aol.com

Found  Cockatiel 6/11, Scottsville/ Mumford area call Fran to identify, 624.8172

2011 has started off to be a record year for lost and found birds. There have been multiple African Greys loose, lots of keets and cockatiels as well. C'mon  people...trim 'em! Even with trimmed wings birds fly too well. Some of the lost birds have had clipped wings but outside they caught some wind and they were gone. If you think your bird likes you so much that it won't fly away or that it will come back to you if it does fly off, you're kidding yourself. If you feel you must take your bird outside, keep it in a cage.  If the bird hasn't flown off you yet... it will. Most of the above lost birds were birds that people thought would never fly away and they took them outside only to have something spook them and off they went. The chance of you seeing your bird again is about 10% if it flies off.


The Rochester Democrat & Chronicle will post found ads for three days at no cost as well.

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