A lost parrot that was rescued by police and transferred to a veterinary hospital told caretakers his owner's name and address, allowing the bird to be returned."I'm Mr. Yosuke Nakamura," the African Grey blurted out to a veterinarian, according to Tokyo police. The bird went on to reveal the Nakamura family's home address. Miraculously, it was even able to provide the street number.
Yosuke's owners say they spent nearly two years teaching the parrot its name and address.
Perhaps we should've tried that instead of teaching our long lost parrot to recite lines from "Teen Wolf."
Maybe that parrot got lost trying to make it to "MILF Island" ...
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Wednesday 21 May
By HT
awsome
I love it, so glad the bird is home
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Wednesday 21 May
By David Devlin
I lost a Mexican Red Headed parrot once in Ft. Lauderdale. It was the night before going on vacation for a week. Neighbors looked for him while we were gone. I put an ad in the paper describing the bird, and saying that he whistled "Yankee Doodle". About 2 weeks after he went missing I got a call from some people that a bird had landeded in their barn about 2 weeks before. This was probably the day after he flew away. It took him two weeks to whistle for them. He was about 65 miles south west of where we lived.
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Wednesday 21 May
By buenotc
Thats great!! my dad would love someone to remind him where his keys are...
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Wednesday 21 May
By speedyneutrino
A very nice story for a change when doom and gloom abounds
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Wednesday 21 May
By Carmen
My sister bought a parrot as a gift to her son.
They could not keep it because the parrot cussed something terrible... very funny, but not as a gift to an 8 yr. old.
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Wednesday 21 May
By Robert Wayne
Ha ha....That is an amazing story. And I'm sure the parrot's owners are delighted to get him back too. I had the TV on the TVLand channel awhile back and they were playing the Beverly Hillbillies. Drysdale, the banker had bought a parrot for Elly Mae. Somehow or other the parrot escaped and Granny thought Drysdale's snobby wife had turned into a crow because the parrot kept screaming things that Mrs. Drysdale would say.
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Wednesday 21 May
By otrpu
Great to hear a good ending to this story. . .and several others as well. Sorta makes me think people don't keep their birds contained very well though. Glad those that got um back did gettum though.
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Thursday 22 May
By Al Cloutier
Of course it's smart..It's an African Grey.. mine is smart as a whip..I've had her for 26 years..
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Friday 23 May
By eddy
THAT PARROT IS SMARTER THAN SOME GIRLS..I WILL ASK THEM FOR THEIR ADDRESS BUT THEY CAN'T SEEM TO REMEMBER...ON SECOND THOUGHT, MAYBE THEY ARE NOT SO DUMB ARE THEY ???
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Tuesday 23 December
By DoRe
you just cost me 25 grand polly
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