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LOST: 18/01/2012 My 5 month old green Ringneck flew away 3 days ago. My poor Senegal misses him. If you think you may have spotted or found him email Bronwyn on burningrose25@gmail.com or SMS ONLY to 072 390 8519 (Oyster bay, Capricorn Beach, Muizenberg)

LOST: 03/01/2012 Hahn’s macaw (green bird of 35cm) Bellville area (Cape Town). If seen or found please contact me. REWARD OFFERED. 083 673 8968

LOST: 23/10/2011 Yellow Ringneck “Boytjie”, ± 1 yr old, cnr Drakensburg/Highlands ave, Virginia, Free State. REWARD OFFERED. Contact Liza on 084 060 5810

FOUND: 29/10/11 Yellow Canary – Jeffrey’s Bay. Is rung. Contact Thinus at thinus@grasslands.co.za

LOST: Our Green Rickneck male flew away on Saturday 8 October 2011 (Veldenvlei, Richards Bay). Any information regarding his whereabouts would be appreciated. Please call 082 659 8000 or 084 792 6128 or email jjespach@mweb.co.za

LOST: 13/08/2011 Beloved green ringneck male, 11 jr old. Missed by all. Please contact Estelle la Grange at lagrange.estelle@gmail.com if you have seen him.

FOUND: 11/09/2011 – Green Ringneck.  Contact Kobus at kobusdup@global.co.za

LOST: On Monday the 5th of September in Primrose our beloved parrot flew away. His name is Alan, he is one year old.  Reward of R 1 000.00.  If found please contact George on 072 154 4815 or 011 828 5975

FOUND: Looks like a Senegal Parrot, grey head, yellow tummy, green body. Hand tame. Found Sunday 28 August. It has a ring. Contact Kelly Grande at kgrande@media24.com

LOST: 22/4/11 – Orange-Winged Amazon, female, +/- 1 year old, ringed, handreared, Hillcrest area. Much beloved – reward offered.  Contact Angela on 031 762 2073.
Lost:  12/7/11 – Blue Green Cheek Conure male, c/b, ‘09 ring, s/s.  Westville area.  Escaped through feeder.  Phone Zaheer on 072 931 0587 / 031 306 0715 (w) / 031 267 2964 (h)

Lost:  19/06/11 - Pollie flew away 19 June 2011.  Green Indian Ringneck without tail feathers.  Responds to “Pollie” and “koppie krap”.  Owner heartbroken.  Reward offered.  Contact Esme:  Esme.Prinsloo@gauteng.gov.za

29/06/11 – Lost:  Our Senegalise parrot, Harold, flew away on 29 June 2011. He has a bronze ring,  orange and green feathers, black eyes and beak, medium in size, he is six years old.  Please help me find him.  Contact Gena lawrenceg@aforbes.co.za

30/05/11 – Lost:  Blue and Gold Macaw, male.  Lost in Heatherdale area – last seen in Theresa Park, Akasia.  He has a closed ring on his right foot.  Contact wjw@misa.co.za

22/05/11 – Found:  African Grey, young, ringed, male.  Found above Rhodes Memorial restuarant.  Contact donette.baines@gmail.com

02/05/11 – Lost:  Bella, African Grey.  Reward offered.  Please contact donette.baines@gmail.com

18/05/11 – Lost:  Nelson, our beloved African Grey parrot, flew away on Wed 18 May 2011.  His wings are not clipped and he might be anywhere in Durbanville or surrounds by now.  We are offering R4 000.00 for his safe return.  Please help me find my baby, he is missed terribly by his family.  Contact Jackie jacolenewolmarans@gmail.com

Found:  Indian Ringneck.  Ringed, green and yellow.  Found in Forest Hills.  Please call Veronica on 031 266 7323 or 083 559 0029

FOUND:  On Monday 14 February 2011 – African Grey with ring marked za0dg02r495.  Phone Yolandi Kraus on 082 558 4108 (22 Jansen Street, Queenstown)

27/01/11 - Lost: Umbrella Cockatoo – 6 month old male – Flew away on the morning of the 24-01-2011, in the Robertsham area. R1 000.00 reward. Contact cedric@robotpaint.co.za

17/03/2011 – Lost: Please help me find my green and orange parrot named George. He flew away on saturday 15 March ’2011. He is very friendly and likes to talk and whistle. Please help me find him, i miss him alot. Caren Geldenhuys [caren@roofing-guarantee.co.za]

Lost:  Ringneck, yellow with long tail, has Beacon disease.  Contact beryl@shalomlabs.co.za

Found:  Eclectus parrot, in mid May.  ‘Phone Belinda 073 247 1770.

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