December 26, 2006 — Filed in: Feral, Naturalized and City Parrots
By Nancy Montgomery, Stars and Stripes
HEIDELBERG, Germany - San Juan Capistrano has its swallows. Trafalgar Square has its pigeons. Heidelberg’s Campbell Barracks has its full-bird colonels.
But the home of U.S. Army Europe and V Corps Headquarters also has something way more colorful and unexpected. Campbell Barracks has wild parrots.
December 26, 2006 — Filed in: Feral, Naturalized and City Parrots
By WILLIAM KELLY,Daily News Staff Writer
Although endangered by loss of habitat in its native Mexico, the green-cheeked Amazon parrot thrives in the comparatively tame outdoors of Palm Beach.
The parrots have adopted as their home the lanky Australian pines along the Pine Walk beside The Breakers, where they can be seen cavorting and squawking at dawn and dusk.
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