Found Pet Bird, what is it and what do I feed it!
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Found this outside my flat on top of a car

Very tame. Have emailed neighbours (I can't get into the building I found it outside)
Can anyone id it ? What do I feed it and can I put in a shoe box overnight ? as is very clingy , won't leave me alone !
Very difficult typing one handed
Will take to rescue center tomorrow.
Thanks
Very tame. Have emailed neighbours (I can't get into the building I found it outside)
Can anyone id it ? What do I feed it and can I put in a shoe box overnight ? as is very clingy , won't leave me alone !
Very difficult typing one handed

Will take to rescue center tomorrow.
Thanks
steviejasp said:
It's a Senegal Parrot. It will eat normal parrot food from petshop and fruit.
I think that's a conure, at a guess a green cheeked one. Edited by steviejasp on Monday 14th July 20:07
Google 'feeding conures' and you will see what fruits are good ( and which are not). Don't think a shoe box will do it any harm but if you have a room where you can leave it overnight where there is nothing it can do too much damage to if it chews I'd do that. With the ring number you may be able to trace via the Parrot Society, although that will give you the breeder rather than the owner which may be different.
to last commentWell good news SSPCA called and they've been contacted by owner and owner will pickup bird in the morning.
Amazing little thing, so much character. Got a few bad photo's I won't share with you; liked a bit of wine though, perched straight on the wine glass when I poured it

TheHangingJudge said:
I think that's a conure, at a guess a green cheeked one.
Google 'feeding conures' and you will see what fruits are good ( and which are not). Don't think a shoe box will do it any harm but if you have a room where you can leave it overnight where there is nothing it can do too much damage to if it chews I'd do that. With the ring number you may be able to trace via the Parrot Society, although that will give you the breeder rather than the owner which may be different.
Good call. Has it got a long tail or a short one op?Google 'feeding conures' and you will see what fruits are good ( and which are not). Don't think a shoe box will do it any harm but if you have a room where you can leave it overnight where there is nothing it can do too much damage to if it chews I'd do that. With the ring number you may be able to trace via the Parrot Society, although that will give you the breeder rather than the owner which may be different.
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Not heard that one before, very good!
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