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Join now to read the Cockatiel Chronicle!Click on eachChroniclefor Full DescriptionsFound CockatielsMore Website Resources for Lost & Found BirdsIncluding a photo will better helpthe public recognize your bird.Do you have an experience with reuniting with a lost or missing Cockatiel? Help others by SHARINGYOUR STORY!Contact us and we'll help you write it to post here! Contact:Webmaster@CockatielFoundation.comArticles Coming Soon:"When a Bird is Lost or Missing""What to do When You Find a Lost Bird"TheCockatiel Foundation, Inc.is not responsible for any rewards offered or implied in the listings published on this website, nor the success of reuniting, finding, or transferring any cockatiel. The Lost & Found Listing is a volunteer service to …show more content…
(Webmaster's Note: presumably a Pied if there is a yellow and grey pattern;If face is all yellow and body is grey it would be an adult Normal Grey male)Date Found: 3/2008Location: Davenport, FLORIDAContact: bravovan@msn.comDescription: Normal GreyTelephone: 863-424-4691Date Found: 3/30/2008Location: Doral, FLORIDAContact: gomezen@comcast.netDescription: Normal GreyTelephone: 781-962-9102Date Found: 4/2/2008Location: Ramblewood Drive, Easton, PENNSYLVANIAContact javier_lujan@msn.comDescription: Normal Grey(gray, with some white on the wings, yellow markings on the headand orange cheeks)Telephone: 610-253-0747Date Found: 4/20/2008Location: Highland Park, NEW JERSEYContact: rainfallki@gmail.comDescription: "Grey and White" (Possible Normal Grey or Light Pied)Telephone: 908-310-7362Date Found: 6/21/2008Location: Found on Columbia University Campus, New York,NEW YORKContact: renferi@gmail.comDescription: Normal Grey ("Dark gray and white plumage")Telephone: 917-319-1483Date Found: 6/18/2008Location: Fitchburg, MASSACHUSETTSContact: ssrobes@cfaith.comDescription: Normal Grey Male ("White and gray, yellow face withorange dots [cheek patches] on each side")Telephone: 978-345-5343Date Found: 7/6/2008Location: Mills, WYOMINGContact: lemmel8@yahoo.comDescription: Normal Grey ("Yellow-grey-red spots")Telephone: 307-234-1311Date Found: 7/1/2008Location: In rafters of construction site near the airport in Austin, TX(in Georgetown, TX)Contact: jilliann41@hotmail.comDescription: …show more content…
Does not seem to talk, play, or likehands. Seems like a younger bird"). (Note: Birds newly rescued fromoutdoors may be exhausted, dehydrated and lack energy from a lackof food, water, and associated stress. With TLC they usually recuperate,although some may stay timid for some time).Telephone: 512-217-9354Date Found: 7/4/2008Location: Martin City, MONTANAContact: removed upon requestDescription: Normal Grey Male ("Greybody with white wings, light grey featheron tail, yellow head with orange cheeks).Telephone: removed upon request"You'll be happy to know that I was successfullyable to reunite "Jacob" with his owner thismorning. She was about in tears when she sawhim. She lives only a couple of miles from wherehe flew to my house and saw a flyer I had put upat the local

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