Okay peeps - please read below and help, help, help if you can!!! (I didnt scold her - really!!) This is a senegal thats missing.... Thank you for your guidance and direction..... I needed that scolding as I obviously grew lax about regularly examining Malis flight feathers. I returned to my condo complex to search for Mali with renewed energy. Tonight, around 8:50 p.m., I got a call from a woman who lives near the other entrance to my complex, Kent Shires Condominiums. She told me she believes its my parrot that she has caught glimpses of today in the tree behind her condo, and heard him screaming around noon. (She had not been to the mailboxes for the last two days and, therefore, did not see my flyers. A neighbor happened to mention that I have been looking for 2 days. I dashed to that side of the complex in a couple of minutes. By this time, it was totally dark behind her complex, but we searched the tree for some color and listened for a familiar whistle or scream. If he was in that maple tree, we couldnt see him nor did he answer my calls and whistles or be bribed by his favorite pine nuts we were trying to shine by flashlight. I gave her Malis boarding cage filled with all his favorite foods. The table shell set the cage on is under the eaves. I told her Ill try to be out there around 5:30 a.m.- 6 a.m. I hope he see his familiar cage and comes down tomorrow morning, or by the end of the day. Darlene Yamada 24819 110th Pl SE, Apt A Kent, WA 98030 (206) 276-5168
Posted on: Wed, 03 Sep 2014 20:21:51 +0000