Airport seeking public's help to reunite parrot with owner

Airport seeking public's help to reunite parrot with owner57 minutes agoShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleBarry O'ConnorBBC News NI@DublinAirportThe bird was discovered by airport police near terminal one after being spotted perched on a rubbish binCan you help reunite a parrot with its owner?Well, Dublin Airport is trying just this and is seeking the public's help after the bird was found on the grounds on Easter Sunday.The bird was discovered by airport police near terminal one after being spotted perched on a rubbish bin.And this isn't the first time a parrot has been lost in Dublin Airport after one attempted to take off from the main runway in 2019.It was later reunited with its owner.But can this be a similar success story?'The bird has been well cared for'"One of the responding officers was able to gently coax the bird using food, and the parrot quickly became comfortable, even perching on the officer's hand and shoulder," the airport said in a statement."The bird was safely secured and brought to a nearby patrol vehicle, where it appeared to settle in the warmth of the van as the officers completed their patrol." Officers brought the parrot back to the airport police station where it was "provided with fruit, water and some toys and a comfortable temporary enclosure made from and dog crate and brush handle"."The bird has been well cared for overnight," the statement added.@DublinAirportOfficers brought the parrot back to the airport police stationAn Garda Síochána (Irish police), a local pet shop and a nearby animal sanctuary have all been notified.The airport has been actively sharing details on social media in an effort to locate its owner.It added that "a number of enquiries have been received, including some referencing leg ring numbers, none have matched the identification on this parrot to date".Efforts to reunite the parrot with its owner are ongoing."We look fo...