The parrot's name is Boyd and he is from the Village of Summerhill.

http://petfinder.districtgov.org/pet...petsearch.aspx

[duffysmom]

Tal, where is Woodridge pond? Is it behind Publix? I'll be sure to look up in the trees as I travel around. I once found a beautiful African Gray who was extremely intelligent. His owner was contacted and I was sad to see him go.

Originally Posted by duffysmom

Tal, where is Woodridge pond? Is it behind Publix? I'll be sure to look up in the trees as I travel around. I once found a beautiful African Gray who was extremely intelligent. His owner was contacted and I was sad to see him go.

It is close to Publix but closer to the New Covenant United Methodist Church. http://www.newcovenantumc-fl.org/

It is NE of the New Covenant United Methodist Church by a hundred yards or so.

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I've been thinking about this poor bird and all the rain we've been having. He isn't use to being out in the elements and must be miserable. Hopefully totv'er will be aware of the fact that he may be sitting up in a tree waiting to be rescued. The parrot I found saw me fumbling at my door and swooped down to a tree next to me and looked at me as if to say "I need help". I reached out and he came to me and tucked himself under my chin. My heart melted...... The parrot I found flew quite a distance so Boyd could be anywhere.

[nONIE]

OHHHH, my heart is breaking for Boyd and his owners. When lost birds get hungry they will usually come down from the trees looking for food. I am hoping and praying that Boyd comes down and someone discovers him. Domestic kept birds are as cherished by their owners as a dog or cat. If everyone keeps their eyes and especially their ears open in that area, Boyd has a good chance of being rescued. He will probably sound much different then the wild birds in the area, similiar to a person mumbling or talking. Wishing Boyd and his owners good luck. .

[duffysmom]

Tal, If you know the owner, please tell him that the best time to look for a lost animal or bird is in the very early morning, perhaps dawn, when everything is still and quite. It's then that you can hear them should they respond to their name. Just a thought......

Originally Posted by duffysmom

Tal, If you know the owner, please tell him that the best time to look for a lost animal or bird is in the very early morning, perhaps dawn, when everything is still and quite. It's then that you can hear them should they respond to their name. Just a thought......

Just thought that TOTV has a lot of caring people on it who will keep a lookout for Boyd. The dog park I go to-- Doggie Doo Run Run-- is within a mile or so of the pond he was heading for and some of the bird dogs would really make a lot of noise if they spotted Boyd.


I am keeping an eye out for Boyd too.

Originally Posted by Taltarzac

The parrot's name is Boyd and he is from the Village of Summerhill.

http://petfinder.districtgov.org/pet...petsearch.aspx

I doubt with all the barking dogs at the dog park that I go to which is close to the Woodridge pond that Boyd would show himself any where within proximity of Doggie Doo Run Run.

[nONIE]

good point Tal, and you probably couldnt hear him either over all the barking.

Please let us know if Boyd is rescued , Its killing me to think of him out in the big world scared to death.

[duffysmom]

Well Boyd picked a terrible week to fly away. Rain and not just showers but downpours. I'm hoping that Boyd was found by someone and is sheltered and fed.

Originally Posted by duffysmom

Well Boyd picked a terrible week to fly away. Rain and not just showers but downpours. I'm hoping that Boyd was found by someone and is sheltered and fed.

I hope that Boyd is still in the Villages. Looks like he is still not home.

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