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George Rutter
 Post subject: Ring-necked Parakeets
PostPosted: Sun Dec 27, 2015 11:01 pm 
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I was told yesterday that 4 Parakeets were coming to a feeder in a Willoughby garden. Having looked later that day (26/12/15) I can confirm that there were 4 Ring-necked Parakeets coming to peanut and seed feeders periodically, they were unringed and flighty with no signs of feather damage from captivity.

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