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Feral parakeets

Feral Rose-ringed Parakeets (Psittacula krameri manillensis) originally escaped from collections or private homes and have successfully survived the British climate, breeding and multiplying such that these birds are a colourful but not altogether welcome addition to the wild fauna of Britain.
They also make an appalling noise, which doesn't help to endear them to people, not to mention being a possible vector for psittacosis.

by Rob Farrow

Created: Mon, 26 Mar 2012, Updated: Mon, 26 Mar 2012


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TQ2081 : Parakeet on bird feeder, North Acton by David Hawgood
2020
TQ2081 : Parakeet on bird feeder, North Acton by David Hawgood
2020
TQ2081 : Parakeets perched on a dead willow tree by David Hawgood
2015
TQ2073 : Parakeets in Barn Wood (3) by Rob Farrow
2012
TQ2073 : Parakeets in Barn Wood (2) by Rob Farrow
2012
TQ2073 : Parakeets in Barn Wood (1) by Rob Farrow
2012


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