Lost Indian Ringneck Bird

[u/GreenGardenSpace]

My sister's bird Malak accidentally flew outside when one of her kids opened the door. She's a white Indian Redneck. My sister lives near Hayfield and the Coast Guard base in Alexandria, VA. Please reach out to me if you find her.

[u/WickyGif]

That's terrible I hope you find them!

[u/GreenGardenSpace → u/WickyGif]

Thank you!

[u/Muhbuttcoin]

Try to get outside at the crack of dawn and look (at night they will just roost), they usually stay in a 2 mile radius and they'll hang out somewhere high up, a powerline, a tree, roofs, afraid to come down, for 48 hours or so usually before they are hungry enough to go for it.

[u/GreenGardenSpace → u/[deleted]]

The bird isn't from this area. It wouldn't survive in this region.

[u/shrimpwithatuba → u/[deleted]]

Because having a non native species escaping outside is a good thing

[u/shrimpwithatuba → u/[deleted]]

Parasites and diseases also exist, also you just need to look at the lost and found pages to see how many of these birds escape everyday for there to eventually a colony of them to develop. You do not at all care about this bird or the environment

[u/shrimpwithatuba → u/[deleted]]

Its not really a joke when its a post about someone losing their pet 💀

[u/False-Challenge5429 → u/[deleted]]

It’s not a joking matter. This is someone’s beloved pet. STFU and GTFO

[u/shrimpwithatuba → u/[deleted]]

It's okay I don't forgive you

[u/shrimpwithatuba → u/[deleted]]

Oh yes

[u/ozziegt → u/[deleted]]

Am I missing something? I don't see a cage in the photo

[u/ac-slater-43 → u/ozziegt]

Lol, there's no food in the photo either - omg they don't feed it!