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Reunited Male Bird last seen Near crane gardens , Greater London, England UB3 4PD

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Status

REUNITED - reunited after 2 days, 18 hours

Date Last Seen

May 24, 2026

Name

Sikander

Sex

Male

PawBoost ID

72924815

Species

Bird

Description

Primarily solid grey body with a distinct bright cherry-red tail. Size: Medium-sized parrot, approximately 30–35 cm in length. Eyes: Yellow/light-colored iris (typical for his age)

Sikander's Owner Says

Hi everyone, I am so incredibly relieved and happy to share that our African Grey parrot has been found and is now safely back home with us. Thank you so much to everyone who kept an eye out, shared our posts, and reached out with support. The kindness of our community during this time has meant the world to our family. A special thanks to anyone who checked their trees and gardens for us!

Facebook Community Response

Karen D.

6 days ago

Oh that is wonderful news ❤️

Aarathy A.

1 week ago

Hi have you tried contacting https://www.petsreunited.com/ Please keep the cage outside, open with food & water inside. Searching the nearby bushes, green areas and trees early in the morning & evening, while calling out his name might help. Playing parrot sounds on your phone while searching also helps- make sure you play the specific parrot's sounds (eg. for alexandrine's play theirs, for cockateils play theirs). Crinkling a crisp packet, while searching, may also help in getting their attention. If you notice wild birds making unusual noises in the area, please check the spot, it could be because your bird is there. Usually they stay nearby for the first few days - so rigorous searching during this period increases the chances to find them. So, alerting your neighbours, shops & vets in the area with posters/ flyers might help. Some neighbours may not be on social media - please alert them in-person & provide your contact details so they could get back in case they spot your bird. Check the neighbouring gardens especially those with bird feeders. Most birds tend to come out on the 3rd day - out of hunger & tiredness, they might walk on the ground too - please check the nearby areas carefully, every day, for a week or so. Keep posting & checking on every local Facebook pages.

Karen D.

1 week ago

Have shared public for him ❤️ can you post him on lost and found parrots UK ❤️

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