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neighborhoods/carmel-mountain -- Carmel Mountain
Our pet parrot flew away Tuesday morning, June 9th, and we cannot find her. She was last seen flying over Ted Williams Pkwy., just west of the Shoal Creek intersection, close to Shoal Creek elementary school in the Carmel Mountain Ranch area, ZIP 92128. The reward is $1500 for her return. She is mostly red. She has a bright red head, red and purple body and yellow-tipped tail feathers. We are devastated. Thank you so much for your help! *Update: A woman reportedly posted a picture of our bird on FaceBook. She flew into this persons yard and was taken inside. We have not yet been contacted and have not been able to find the FaceBook posting. Please help spread the word and bring her home. Thank you again for your time and help!— June 13, 2015 11:20 a.m.