... tried all the normal ideas so no trying the abnormal ones.
We lost our African Grey Parrot (grey body, red tail, the size of a pigeon) from West Ewell on 12/05/2006.
We got him in 2001 and named him Bubbles after a BB2 contestant my wife liked(how sad can you get). He doesn’t say his name often as he prefers to tell our dog Buster off.
We have tried everything we can think of to find him including putting up 100’s of posters but people keep taking them down
We go out every morning and evening desperately hoping to catch a sight or sound of him but with no luck so far.
People may wonder why so much fuss over a simple bird. But have to hand fed him 3 times a day (he still wants it and gives us the chance to add the medication he needs) and he follows us everywhere we go in the house getting up to all sort of mischief (always free to fly wherever he likes, not shut in his cage all the time) he becomes very much part of the family and not just a pet.
It’s the night times that are worse, thinking of him having to put himself to bed cold, wet and hungry without the kiss and cuddles that he loved so much.
Would ask anyone in flying distance from Ewell in Surrey that may have any knowledge of him to please please please contact us at
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We lost our African Grey Parrot (grey body, red tail, the size of a pigeon) from West Ewell on 12/05/2006.
We got him in 2001 and named him Bubbles after a BB2 contestant my wife liked(how sad can you get). He doesn’t say his name often as he prefers to tell our dog Buster off.
We have tried everything we can think of to find him including putting up 100’s of posters but people keep taking them down
We go out every morning and evening desperately hoping to catch a sight or sound of him but with no luck so far.
People may wonder why so much fuss over a simple bird. But have to hand fed him 3 times a day (he still wants it and gives us the chance to add the medication he needs) and he follows us everywhere we go in the house getting up to all sort of mischief (always free to fly wherever he likes, not shut in his cage all the time) he becomes very much part of the family and not just a pet.
It’s the night times that are worse, thinking of him having to put himself to bed cold, wet and hungry without the kiss and cuddles that he loved so much.
Would ask anyone in flying distance from Ewell in Surrey that may have any knowledge of him to please please please contact us at
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see forum rule 7 & 22
