Monterey, NSW Lost Female Bird, Tilly Is Missing

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Sarah F.

1 year ago

Check with vets and put up flyers everywhere Post on a specific lost bird site

Hayley A.

1 year ago

Lena Stojanovski have been thinking about you all x

Lena S.

1 year ago

Hayley Ashford no

Hayley A.

1 year ago

Have you found your cockatiel yet x

Hayley A.

1 year ago

Lena Stojanovski I hope you find her x

Hayley A.

1 year ago

Lena Stojanovski oh no I really feel for you I have a cockatiel called Phoenix and I would be heartbroken if this happened to us x

Lena S.

1 year ago

Hayley Ashford sadly no 😢

Lena S.

1 year ago

Brian Esplin thanks Brian 🙏🏻 We have done all of the above 😢

Hayley A.

1 year ago

Have you found her x

Brian E.

1 year ago

Suggestions to consider, some of which you may already be doing: Walk & call in area lost / last seen, especially on dusk & dawn, access your bird type calls from your mobile to play as you walk, especially for a small bird or a bird with clipped wing or that is hand tame so is use to going to people, and if lost bird is a 'Australian native bird' important people are aware there is a lost pet native bird to look out for - letterbox drop & door knock your immediate / last seen area (as local people will not necessarily belong to lost bird groups and you can alert them to check backyard shrubs etc) as the bird initially usually hasn't gone far. Put open cage out with food in it, post up on local lost pet sites & local community sites, check all vets & RSPCA in case handed in, post up on Parrot Alert, keep checking Lost & Found sites in your area & State. If you sight the bird up a tree stand back away from the tree & call / tempt with treats or toy - birds are unable to fly straight down to you but can fly across to you. Please also be aware scams suggesting you make contact via private messaging to 'lost pet helpers' via other social media where a payment is requested. Best wishes.

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