Lucy2001

I am new to this forum and yours is one of the first things I have read on here. We also lost our african grey due to not being careful enough with her outside and she flew away. Luckily for us we do have her back after she spent 2 nights in the trees. She was flying and landing in trees 100 ft high and was to afraid to fly down to us. Our grey does talk and whistle so that was a great help in being able to find her. We would call for her and she would whistle or call back and then we just had to keep looking until we found what tree she was in. The second day while she was in a tree she saw me and I was drinking out of insulated mug that I use all the time and she was so thirsty she flew to a tree that we were able to finally reach her. I know how upset you and your wife must be. Ours is like our child also. Keep looking and calling for your baby and wait for the bird to respond. Ours did not fly far from home. Probably only 2 blocks total so keep looking close to your house. good luck and keep us posted. Needless to say her wings are now clipped again and will stay that way. Kim