Lost bird: Grey Cockatiel bird called Bobby - Gillingham-Dorset area, Dorset

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Bobby

Name:	Bobby
Breed & Species:	Cockatiel bird
Colour:	Grey
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Went missing:	6 years ago (08 July 2017 at around 09:00hrs)
Location:	Gillingham SP8 4LN, United Kingdom
Health:	Healthy
Age:	8 years old
Sex:	Unknown
Collar:	No
Microchipped:	No
Circumstances:	He flew out my front door
Our ref:	PR35638
Posted on:	08 July 2017
Posted by:	k_kenny2121

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Gillingham SP8 4LN, United Kingdom

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petsreunited

08 July 2017 at 08:39

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08 July 2017 at 08:40

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08 July 2017 at 08:40

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08 July 2017 at 08:40

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08 July 2017 at 09:00

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08 July 2017 at 09:05

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NickCrump

23 July 2018 at 15:34

A grey parrot or cockatiel (I'm not an expert but it was grey and had a crest on the head and long tail and flew fast calling as it flew) landed on our roof squawking, stayed 1 minute and then flew off towards Shaftesbury flyover about 10 days ago. We live in Enmore Green. I thought that would be the only time we would see it, but it turned up again yesterday flew low and fast over the cottages squawking and again flew towards the flyover. I just thought it may be yours, but who knows how one catches it? I've just sen your posting is a 2017, maybe you have found him by now and maybe 1 year on is too long and unlikely to be the same bird. Nick

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