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Topic: ZAMMO african grey parrot Garlieston Scotland (Read 360 times)
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helpmehome
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Thanks to everyone for their help and encouragement.Our wee girl is still in Garlieston,that's seven weeks past Friday now.We are hoping the novelty of her extended 'holiday' is starting to wear off now.We were at a Game Fair yesterday and there are two falconers who may help us get Zammo.The weather and abundance of orchards are all in her favour just now, so really we just need to keep the faith and hope the wee bugger comes to her senses!!!
Will post any updates.
Thanks again
Zammo's Mum
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helpmehome
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OUR LITTLE DARLING IS STILL ON HER EXTENDED HOLIDAY ! WE HAVE BOUGHT A LIVE TRAP AND WE HAVE SOMEONE PREPARED TO PHYSICALLY TRY AND RETRIEVE HER FOR US. THE GUY IS A PARROT SPECIALIST SO WE ARE REALLY HOPEFUL.WILL KEEP YOU UPDATED.
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helpmehome
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Zammo is still on her hols.She was seen today (7/08/08) in Garlieston. My Fiance and a parrot rescue expert are there just now so fingers crossed.That's 11weeks and six days now since we lost her. We went down at the w/end with two experts and raised awareness, handed out brochures we'd made telling people about Zammo and mapping all the sightings etc. We just got home then got a call to say she was out playing at the tennis courts with the doves!!!!!!!!
Will keep u posted.
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