Found The Owner of Lost Conure

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Harvey11
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Today at 5pm the phone rang and it was the owner of the Conure we found last week,it had travelled about 500 metres from there house to ours,they lost it on Wednesday and we found it on thursday.
When they turned up the bird was very happy to see them,i could tell he missed his owners,they where a nice family too.
The conures name was Copy.
They saw our flyer at the local shop.
The owner showed me a few tricks he does,Copy has a special stick which he sits on and you could carry him around on it.

Everyone was very happy

Harv :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Well done Harvey. You should be very proud of yourself. Top effort! :clap:
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Aw, thats good you found his home!
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Well done Harvey, great work. I'm so glad you found the owners. :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Well done mate . I bet you feel on top of the world right now .
You did a great job finding the owner and I have a feeling we ( the forum members) are all very proud of you . :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
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mattymeischke
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Great news: a happy ending to a good yarn.
Well done Harvey.
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Great job Harvey :thumbup: with morals like that you must have at least one good parent teaching you to do the right thing and then there's Dad :lol:
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Damn happy endings ..pert near got a tear in me eye ..... :D
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Good work Harvey.

A bird is happily reunited with its owner and you have made new friends

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great result!! just wondering did the owners offer to pay your costs for flyers ect? I thought it was very good of you to go to the expence and trouble you did especialy when you were not planning to keep bird yourself even if unclaimed
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