Lost & found birds in Fort Dodge
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Blue-green parakeet with white leg band
Found a small blue-green parakeet this morning around 9am near the Fort Dodge Public Library on Central Ave. It's a pet budgie, about the size of a sparrow, with a white leg band on its right leg reading 'A12' and a tiny yellow patch on the left wing. The bird seems healthy, chirping when I spoke to it, and it hopped onto my finger briefly. I'm hoping to reunite it with its owner here in Fort Dodge; if you know someone missing a pet bird, this is likely theirs. Reach out to [email protected] if this might be your bird.
Lost blue parakeet Pico with blue leg band 42
I lost my blue parakeet Pico yesterday around 3:15pm. We were outside the Fort Dodge Public Library on Central Ave near the main entrance when a gust kicked the door and Pico slipped from his cage on the balcony. Pico is about 6 inches from beak to tail, cobalt blue with a pale yellow chest, and there’s a tiny white patch on his left wing. He also wears a blue leg band with the number 42. This bird means a lot to me—Pico was a gift from my grandmother, and I’m really worried about him being out in the town. If anyone spots him nearby, please let me know or bring him back to the library steps; I’d be forever grateful.
Green parakeet with yellow head, Fort Dodge lost
I lost my green parakeet with a yellow head yesterday around 3pm near the Fort Dodge Public Library on Center Ave. It's about the size of a palm, mostly green with a bright yellow head, and it has a tiny white patch on its right wing. It wears a blue leg band with the code B214 and responds to the name 'Kiwi.' This bird means a lot to me — it was a gift from my grandmother and has a lot of sentimental value. If you found him, email me at [email protected] or reply through the app so we can arrange a quick meet-up in Fort Dodge.
Found a friendly green and yellow parakeet perched on a fence in Fort Dodge.
I found a friendly green and yellow parakeet perched on my fence in Fort Dodge this morning. It seemed a bit scared and chirped when I approached. I’ve been feeding it some seeds, but I'm worried it might belong to someone who is missing it. If anyone recognizes this little guy, please reach out!
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