Lost cockatiel?
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calvin
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05-07-2010 04:00 PM
I may be demonstrating my ignorance here of local birdlife, but there is what appears to be a very tame cockatiel pecking at the grass down the street from my house (on Stanstead Road). I know nothing about birds, so don't want to approach it but thought if it is someone's pet, someone on here might know...
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steveb
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05-07-2010 04:13 PM
Was it green? If so, probably one of the parakeets noe rsident in south london. There was one in a tree near our garden on Saturday.
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hillwalker
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05-07-2010 04:18 PM
Just walked past as well. On the bit of green grass as you walk down stanstead from the coop. Not a parakeet, this was grey with a yellow head and definitely looked like a lost pet. Very tame looking
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calvin
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05-07-2010 04:27 PM
Yes, definitely a cockatiel. It's very pretty and apparently has been there about a week.
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michael
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05-07-2010 04:36 PM
I'm sure it was a kestrel I saw outside FH Station on Friday evening at 6pm eating a mouse.
I really did not expect to see a kestrel by the side of the south circular.
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se23northener
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14-07-2010 12:52 PM
There is occasionally a Kestrel hovering over the long grass areas on Blythe Hill, and I have seen one over other parts of SE23 too. And sometimes sparrowhawks too.
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Rin
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15-08-2010 03:31 PM
I was watching this little chap for a couple of weeks whenever I went past as he seemed to have found a home on the roof of Perrystreete, at the station end. His flying improved dramatically during that time and that might have something to do with the fact that I haven't seen him for about a week now. Any recent sightings?
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