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Police Seek Owner of Parrot Found on 4th Floor in Aalborg

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A Macaw’s Unexpected Adventure: A Day in Aalborg

On a rather unusual Sunday morning, the North Jutland Police found themselves engaged in an extraordinary task on Borgergade in Aalborg. Their mission? To coax a vibrant yellow and blue macaw from its precarious perch on a gutter.

At 8:38 AM, the police took to social media platform X to inform the public: “We are currently at Borgergade in Aalborg, where a macaw has perched itself in the gutter—most likely flown away from its home.” In a bid to reunite the bird with its owner, they issued an appeal for any information that could lead to its safe return.

Yet the officers faced a significant challenge. The colorful avian was settled precariously at the fourth-floor level, making any attempt at capture somewhat difficult. “We are currently working on retrieving it. It has a ring mark,” the police reported, indicating a potential clue to the parrot’s identity.

However, as the hours rolled on, the endeavor ultimately met with disappointment. Just two hours later, the situation took an unexpected turn. The police shared an update: “The bird has flown.” They lamented, “We tried to capture the parrot, but it took off on its own and has embarked on unknown adventures.”

And so, the quest to return the spirited macaw concluded, leaving both the police and the local community to wonder where the intrepid bird would venture next.

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