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My Baby Amazon Flew away Sunday
Hi All,
I need to tell all how important it is to clip the wings of our Birds......... This is my story>>>>>>>>>> Sunday Afternoon, I came home from spending a day of riding Motorcycles all Day. I feed my 3 parrots and left my 11 month old blue front amazon on the play stand while I went outside to collect veggies from the garden. My Hubby came out to watch and left the sliding door to my family room opened 15". We heard the wings flapping and within seconds my Baby Amazon had flow from the dining room, to the kitchen and through the family room out the door. We both were in shock. Margarita had never flown before, but I knew her flight feathers were growing out. So I spent the next 4 hours calling and crying for my Baby. The next day at dawn I was out looking for her. Two hours of calling and listening I found her high up in a pine tree on my property. Hours of calling and bringing out her cage, tree and play stand, I was ready to get her down. I located a local company with a Cherry Picker and took the ride up 75' to claim her. She only dropped to lower branches with my attempt to have her step up. The next attack had me using a net, which she flew away to a far away tree forest in my neighbors field. I live in Maryland, and we have many birds of prey living very near our house. I again went looking for my little Amazon. Being Green, she was almost impossible to find. I just kept calling her name and listened for her call. I did find her but my exciting calls, just caused her to fly right over my head and perch in the deeper woods. Crying and defeated, I returned home. I needed to get up early the next day. At dawn I didn't see her. The Red Tail Hawks were hunting so the forrest was quiet. I returned home. Grabbed a bowl of peanuts and a plastic container and headed of to the woods. I used all the words that my Amazon spoke, sang the crazy songs I sing to my flock and repeated Pee-A-Boo a million times, till I heard her call. I listened and followed her call. Over a mile later, I found her about 100 feet up in a Willow tree. She was a little happy to see me. I knew I had to be the most excited thing she ever saw to get her attention. I danced under the tree and shook my metal bowl pouring the nuts from the plastic container one at a time. So she would hear the cling. Three hours later, her hunger got the best of her. She came down to take a big peanut fromthe bowl........ and I grabbed her by her neck. She bite me deep through my thumb but I tucked her into the long sleeve demin shirt that I had been wearing since day one. Luckly for me my husband had been looking for me and was near by with my truck to whisk her home. Her eyes showed signs of stress. So I feed her grapes, water, and seed. I put her to ber for 3 hours and then fed her again. Today she is back to herself..........except she is minus flight feathers. |
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Never Give up
My Margarita's return, Yes is a Miricle..........
But I Still believe that if your bird flies away........it will be close by unless it is frightened away........ Never give up |
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Your story totally touched me. I can't imagine the emotional turmoil that you were probably going through while your Amazon was away. Thank goodness she was okay, and you were able to get her back!
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