Sean,
With no proven record of regular genuine vagrancy of a sedentary species, and one that is kept widely in captivity, I wouldn't consider thinking of such a bird as wild given a lack of positive evidence to weigh this over an escaped bird. I would treat it like seeing a Budgie.
Regards,
Julian HoughNew Haven
I’ve strangely started an aviary of rescue bird that were released pets (or funeral, graduations, weddings, etc.) that shouldn’t be left in the CT cold for winter. lol If it is such a bird, if anyone is able to catch it, I’m happy to take care of it too and look for the owners in the process! I’m sure the doves and chickens would welcome the company! :)
Christina Cole
On Sep 17, 2021, at 11:49 AM, julian hough jrhough1@snet.net wrote:
Sean,
With no proven record of regular genuine vagrancy of a sedentary species, and one that is kept widely in captivity, I wouldn't consider thinking of such a bird as wild given a lack of positive evidence to weigh this over an escaped bird. I would treat it like seeing a Budgie.
Regards,
Julian HoughNew Haven
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This bird is kinda skittish. I just saw for a few moments then it flew out of sight when more cars drove in to the lot. It is singing, but when it’s in the trees, hard to pick out!
Monica Nichols
Madison
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On Sep 17, 2021, at 3:08 PM, Christina Cole gooutsidect@gmail.com wrote:
I’ve strangely started an aviary of rescue bird that were released pets (or funeral, graduations, weddings, etc.) that shouldn’t be left in the CT cold for winter. lol If it is such a bird, if anyone is able to catch it, I’m happy to take care of it too and look for the owners in the process! I’m sure the doves and chickens would welcome the company! :)
Christina Cole
On Sep 17, 2021, at 11:49 AM, julian hough jrhough1@snet.net wrote:
Sean,
With no proven record of regular genuine vagrancy of a sedentary species, and one that is kept widely in captivity, I wouldn't consider thinking of such a bird as wild given a lack of positive evidence to weigh this over an escaped bird. I would treat it like seeing a Budgie.
Regards,
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Two American Golden-Plovers currently on the sandflat at the end of the main bar of Sandy Point, low tide. Confirmed with clear views of buff axillaries.
Lovely birds!
Bill Rankin
New Haven
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Subject: [CT Birds] Re: Canary
I’ve strangely started an aviary of rescue bird that were released pets (or funeral, graduations, weddings, etc.) that shouldn’t be left in the CT cold for winter. lol If it is such a bird, if anyone is able to catch it, I’m happy to take care of it too and look for the owners in the process! I’m sure the doves and chickens would welcome the company! :)
Christina Cole
On Sep 17, 2021, at 11:49 AM, julian hough jrhough1@snet.net wrote:
Sean,
With no proven record of regular genuine vagrancy of a sedentary species, and one that is kept widely in captivity, I wouldn't consider thinking of such a bird as wild given a lack of positive evidence to weigh this over an escaped bird. I would treat it like seeing a Budgie.
Regards,
Julian HoughNew Haven
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A few years ago we woke up to strange calls outside at 5am and it
turned out to be an escaped captive monk parakeet (banded).
We managed to capture it - it was very curious - with jingling some
keys and shiny things and the lucky presence of a small kiddie pool in
the back yard that we lured it to. It came down for some water and we
dropped a towel over it.
So If you do have a captive canary , you might be able to appeal to its
expected habitat, like toys or something it may be familiar with where
it escaped from, even a cage with an open door.
(Parakeet was brought to an appropriate wildlife rescue)
On Sep 17, 2021 3:26 PM, Nichols Photography manichols1993@gmail.com
wrote:
This bird is kinda skittish. I just saw for a few moments then it
flew out of sight when more cars drove in to the lot. It is singing,
but when it’s in the trees, hard to pick out!
Monica Nichols
Madison
Sent from my iPhone
On Sep 17, 2021, at 3:08 PM, Christina Cole
<gooutsidect@gmail.com> wrote:
I’ve strangely started an aviary of rescue bird that were
released pets (or funeral, graduations, weddings, etc.) that
shouldn’t be left in the CT cold for winter. lol If it is such a
bird, if anyone is able to catch it, I’m happy to take care of it
too and look for the owners in the process! I’m sure the doves and
chickens would welcome the company! :)
wrote:
Sean,
With no proven record of regular genuine vagrancy of a sedentary
species, and one that is kept widely in captivity, I wouldn't
consider thinking of such a bird as wild given a lack of positive
evidence to weigh this over an escaped bird. I would treat it like
seeing a Budgie.
Regards,
Julian HoughNew Haven
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Bringing birders together statewide. Please support COA:
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Connecticut. For list rules and subscription information visit:
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