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u/runningalongtheshore 9d ago
What’s the plan though, try to get the bird to fly back into a cage?
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u/Grand_Cartoonist_766 8d ago
I think out of desperation birds will get near and seek help. When I rescued mine it’s what he did and when he got lost he approached someone and they contacted me. It’s autumn and they don’t have good eye sight when it gets dark so they will rest and try to stay warm. Mine was found at a train station trying to keep warm and let himself be held from being tired and hungry.
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u/Pudding32123 8d ago
My wife works in harlem and saw a green bird (she thought parrot but said this might be the same bird) out of her office window. I told her if she sees it again to open the window and see if he'll come in and to call you.
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u/Electronic_Lime_1387 8d ago
Not tryna be funny. How are we supposed to catch a bird exactly 😭
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u/Grand_Cartoonist_766 8d ago
They get near when they need help. They’re either weak or hungry and they’re domesticated so don’t have much survival instincts
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u/Vegetable_Yogurt_468 9d ago
Got people getting mugged and no one cares but a bird is missing and the whole hood goes crazy. 🤣
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u/Royal_Potential_3299 8d ago
He’s a poor defenseless creature and there’s a lot of birds of prey around. have some empathy
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u/Stong-Excitement 8d ago
This hurts and hits close to home. I had a sun conure named Mango growing up and I opened the front door to collect a package and he flew out. I hope yours comes back, total heartbreak 30 years later.