Parrot Found at Dublin Airport, Search for Owner Continues

On April 6, Dublin Airport staff found a lost parrot on the grounds this Easter Sunday and now they're asking the public to help reunite it with its owner.

Airport police spotted the bird near Terminal 1, perched on a rubbish bin, and gently coaxed it down with some food.

The parrot took right to one officer, hopping onto his hand and shoulder before chilling in a patrol van.

Back at the station, they set it up nice with fruit, water, toys, and a cozy crate enclosure.

It's been well cared for overnight. This ain't the first feather flyer to crash the airport scene.

Back in 2019, another parrot tried takeoff from the main runway and got back home safe.

Just last August, a chatty one showed up uninvited too.

They've looped in local police, a pet shop, and an animal sanctuary, plus blasted details on social media.

Folks have called in with leg ring tips, but nothing matches yet.

Efforts keep rolling to get this bird back where it belongs, turning another airport adventure into a happy ending.

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