Lost Birds Database for San Francisco, CA
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54 lost birds in your search
Reported 3 months ago, updated 2 months ago
Sky Male Bird
LOST PawBoost ID: 73194156
Richmond, CA 94804
Indian Ringneck It is a light blue parrot, nearly two years old; a ring is starting to appear around its neck, and it has an intense red beak. It says many words—especially "cutie"—blows kisses, and gives kisses.
Reported 4 months ago, updated 2 months ago
Lugo Male Bird
LOST PawBoost ID: 73070158
San Francisco, CA 94102
Most distinctive: Bright red eyes with oversized head and beak. Missing a talon on back left foot. Head and Face • The head, crown, and neck are a soft slate-gray to brownish-gray, with a slightly textured, almost scaled appearance on the crown feathers. • It has large, prominent bright red eyes with a dark pupil — one of its most eye-catching features. • The beak is large, strong, and solid black/dark charcoal, with a strongly hooked upper mandible. The lower mandible matches in color. • The facial skin around the eyes and beak is dark gray, blending with the head color. Body Coloration (the most distinctive feature) • Breast and upper belly: A vivid, saturated bright orange to orange-red that covers a large portion of the chest. This is the bird’s most recognizable trait and creates a sharp contrast with the gray head. • Lower belly and vent area: Transitions into a bright lime-green to yellowish-green. • The orange chest color wraps around the sides of the body, visible even in profile. Wings, Back, and Tail • The back, mantle, and wings are primarily dark charcoal-gray to blackish, giving the upper body a darker, more somber appearance compared to the bright underparts. • Some green edging or tint is visible on the lower wing coverts and near the tail base in certain lighting. • The tail is relatively long and graduated. The upper surface is dark gray/black, while the underside and outer edges show green and yellow tones (especially noticeable when the bird is perched or viewed from the side). Size, Build, and Legs • Length is approximately 14–16 inches (35–40 cm) from the tip of the beak to the end of the tail — larger than a Sun Conure or Green-cheeked Conure, closer in size to a small Amazon parrot. • It has a stocky, robust build with a broad chest. • Legs and feet are dark gray/charcoal with strong, scaly texture and black talons. It shows a typical zygodactyl foot structure (two toes forward, two back). Missing a talon on the left foot.
Lost Bird Data for San Francisco, CA
There are 54 lost birds in San Francisco, CA.
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Visit your local shelters and animal control agencies in person. Details can get lost in translation over the phone and that might lead to missed connection.
If chipped, make sure your bird's microchip is registered and up to date. If you don't know your pet's chip manufacturer or number, your vet should be able to help locate this information.
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