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10-11-2007, 08:38 AM
BIRDS STOLEN!
2 Pair of Toco Toucans and 1 pair of Keel Bill Toucans ( aka Sulphur
Breasted) were stolen from a breeding facility in Ocala, Florida
between 10:00 - 10:30pm Monday night October 8th.
They were stolen from Helen Wilson,
Ocala, Florida
This is her description of them:
We live in Northern Central Fl., to be exact, Ocala . They were taken
from our bird breeding area between 10:00pm and 10:30pm Monday night.
The one pair of Toco's has open leg bands and the male to that pair,
has a marked up beak from hollowing out the coconut log. This pair
will fly to you and are very, very tame. The other pair of Toco's are
not friendly and do not like eye to eye contact. The keels are also
very friendly. Please contact everybody you know. Thank you, The
Wilson's
Please let anyone you know about this theft. Together we can find
them and get them back!
Fred Smith
863-858-6739
American Federation of Aviculture
Regional Director
Florida, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands
"Support and Protect our Feathered Friends"
Join AFA
www.afabirds. org
2 Pair of Toco Toucans and 1 pair of Keel Bill Toucans ( aka Sulphur
Breasted) were stolen from a breeding facility in Ocala, Florida
between 10:00 - 10:30pm Monday night October 8th.
They were stolen from Helen Wilson,
Ocala, Florida
This is her description of them:
We live in Northern Central Fl., to be exact, Ocala . They were taken
from our bird breeding area between 10:00pm and 10:30pm Monday night.
The one pair of Toco's has open leg bands and the male to that pair,
has a marked up beak from hollowing out the coconut log. This pair
will fly to you and are very, very tame. The other pair of Toco's are
not friendly and do not like eye to eye contact. The keels are also
very friendly. Please contact everybody you know. Thank you, The
Wilson's
Please let anyone you know about this theft. Together we can find
them and get them back!
Fred Smith
863-858-6739
American Federation of Aviculture
Regional Director
Florida, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands
"Support and Protect our Feathered Friends"
Join AFA
www.afabirds. org