Escaped parrot that left family aflutter found 500 km from south Sask. home
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Summary: A pet parrot navigated Saskatchewan's living skies in a daring escape from the village of Torquay, 165 kilometres southeast of Regina.
A pet parrot navigated Saskatchewan's living skies in a daring escape that took it 500 kilometres away from home.
Bleu the Indian Ringneck's adventure took her from her home in the village of Torquay, which is 165 kilometres southeast of Regina, all the way to Prince Albert in north-central Saskatchewan.
Bleu flew the coop — or rather, the cage — from Rhys MacLean's parents' home on May 3, when she raced toward an open door as MacLean's stepfather was walking into the house from the garage.
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