I've heard of a hawk that flew off with a Blue and Gold from someone's backyard. That one was lucky and the hawk dropped it and it survived. It's winter and bad weather. Hawks are hungry and will take more risks! Maggie -------------- Original message ---------------------- From: Ailsa

On 12/28/06, CLAUDIA MELTEFF wrote:

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Michelle Yesney's husband has picked up the bird and will take it to Dr. Van Sant. I will need a temporary foster home as soon as the bird is released. If anyone can provide quarantine for a large macaw let me know and we will try to get a cage to you ASAP.

Did Richard confirm what kind of macaw it is? I'm all curious - especially since it was dropped by a hawk. That's one brave hawk if it's a full sized macaw!

~ Ailsa