What kind of bird is this ?

[dmb]

It's up on my roof - looks like a brown/white/blue budgie

 

http://angusdrive.bounceme.net/images/DSCN0252.jpg

[Farno]

Its a budgie matey, use some Trill seed or better still Millet bought from any super market about £1 a packet, hang it to your washing line. If you dont get it other birds will attack it. It should last a few days in this weather.

[oc1rob]

I would say that it is a brown white blue Budgie!!!

 

One that has obviously escaped at some point!

[denno17]

That is a budgie

[metal_snapper1599968645]

looks very Budgie like.....probably flew out of someones window....being the warm weather I would they were wide open...

[Nomix]

Let's hope the Sparhawk don't find it

[steve c]

yep thats a budgie for sure.it don't look that well iver.

[cassiewoofer]

i think it's a budgie.

not native to this country but in this hot weather might be ok...though you should try and tempt it inside with food and return it to a (probably) old person nearby.

[Andy S]

It's up on my roof - looks like a brown/white/blue budgie

 

http://angusdrive.bounceme.net/images/DSCN0252.jpg

You sure that's not a Norwegian Blue

 

Looks as dead as a parrot

[Spiritflier]

Looks dead to me too... I've seen enough dead birdies on roof tops.

 

The claws aren't holding onto anything and they're clenched too. It also looks as if it's leaning against the roof tiles and it looks like its eyes are shut as well.

 

Deffo a Budgie I'd say.

[dmb]

You sure that's not a Norwegian Blue

 

Looks as dead as a parrot

 

pmsl !

 

I thought it was dead, but just checked again and not only is it not an ex-budgie, gone to meet its maker etc. but there's one of the buggers flying around the garden and another one sitting up a tree

[windy]

You live in Ruislip, correct?

 

Well i think that could be one half of the only non-captive breeding pair of a variant species of Passer Domesticus.

 

This rarest of birds was introduced into the wilds of Ruislip by an a Chinese exchange student, who was boarding at a local well known Public school.

 

It is rumoured that he smuggled the birds over with him from Beijing, cuz he couln't be parted from them.

He loved em so much he used to speak to them.

 

In fact they got their name from his greeting

 

 

It is called the

 

 

 

Harrow Sparrow. :)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Then again, (and because it's all totally made up:o ) it might just be budgie.

[the_lone_wolf]

You sure that's not a Norwegian Blue

lovely plumage...

[Sturmovik]

There are naturalised budgies in this country that live wild in the South checkn out your nearest RSPB book.

[Lip]

dont tell me you killed it with your kite? the owner aint gonna be happy!!!

[Rebble]

Awww! Isn't he sweet!