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317.1 | a what? | MEIS::TILLSON | Sugar Magnolia | Thu Feb 15 1990 12:57 | 7 |
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I saw this in the newspaper. I did have a question. I thought I was
pretty well versed on different types of Psitticines - what the heck is
a black macaw?
Rita
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317.2 | BIRD BURGLARS ON THE LOOSE! | FDCV07::BOURGAULT | | Thu Feb 15 1990 13:30 | 15 |
| Another misfortunate theft occured last month in Nashua area. Dr. Al
Decoteau had 4-5 birds taken from his aviary during the day.
Apparently the thieves waited until he left for a brief period of time
and snuck in through a back door. They stole the first 2-3 birds
which consisted of a beautiful bluefront, a cockatoo and a perfect
lorie. The thieves came back the next day or so and stol a couple
of more.
I guess there are many thefts (even in private homes) going on in
the New Hampshire and Maine area right now. My bird club (BOAF)
sent out a strong message to us in this month's bulletin.
Keep your birds locked up!
Denise
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317.3 | happy ending | WMOIS::B_REINKE | if you are a dreamer, come in.. | Fri Feb 16 1990 11:46 | 5 |
| The black macaw turns out in another newspaper article to be a myna
bird. All three birds have been returned to their owners and the
men who had them in their possession were arrested.
Bonnie
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317.4 | Wish to Call Al Decoteau! | EUREKA::WHITE | the PARROT_TROOPER | Tue Feb 20 1990 11:46 | 4 |
| Can Anyone tell me what Al Decoteau's address/phone number is?
thanx::chet
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317.5 | AL'S TELEPHONE # | FDCV07::BOURGAULT | | Wed Feb 21 1990 12:36 | 4 |
| I don't have his address, but I believe it is in the Nashua area. His
telephone # is: 603-878-4391.
Denise
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