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Rico the long missing (4 days) African Grey Parrott safely home



2014-10-10 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Scott Hope. Rico the African Grey Parrott is back at the Hope home, after a four day adventure in the wilds around the Roadside Park on KY 55 S Road. "One tough bird," Scott Hope writes. "He went missing Sunday when the temperature dropped and made it through two nights of hailstorms, and he is missing a small chunk out of his head! . . . He will be fine and he is currently in his cage and eating his peanuts, he looks a bit tired out but he will be fine!" That's all thanks to Rico flying to Bobby England, who recognized him and knew exactly who to call. - CM

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