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Old 05-27-2005, 01:25 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by thefishingfreak
birds are kool. specially when you get way offshore.
shearwaters, petrels, gannets, and the like. had a yellow parakeet lounge on my boat for a whole afternoon 60 miles out one day. he layed down and took a nap on the windshield wiper.
My daughter works at duck tours. A yellow parakeet landed on a duckboat in the charles and stayed on the Capt's shoulder through the whole tour. My daughter picked it and and she (the parakeet) now lives at my house !!!! Her name is norma named after the boat "Northend Norma" !!!!!!

I wonder if it was Norma that landed on your boat ????


SORRY for hyjacking your thread,
I've had seagulls sitting on my outboard looking at bait in the splash well while I was underway......

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