Parrot fleeing captivity or global warming?

A YELLOW parrot flew through my garden in Charleville, Co Cork, the other evening.

Parrot fleeing captivity or global warming?
Mon, 03 Sep, 2007 - 01:00
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Is this likely to be an escapee or has global warming reached a stage where birds from southern climes are now visiting us? Your correspondents Donal Hickey or Damien Enright might have an opinion on this.

John Boyd

Love Lane

Charleville

Co Cork

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