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Bandits Raid Zoo—Blue and Gold Macaws Stolen.

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blugoldmacaw02122009Arch Road:--- On Monday night, a break in at the St. Maarten Zoo occurred.

Upon opening the zoo Tuesday morning, the zoo staff noticed feathers on the ground and two macaws were missing.

A blue and gold macaw and a green winged macaw were stolen.

These birds are important birds to the animal collection of the Zoo, and Zoo management expressed their deep concern at such an act.

If anyone on the island notices someone trying to sell macaws, please notify the zoo immediately at 543-2030.

Due to this theft, the Zoo will be installing security cameras and will have extra security available during the night.

 

 

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Edgar Lynch
December 03, 2009
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This is really awful. We all must help find the culprit. I enjoy seeing how my grandchildren admire these birds. Barbara we are with you on this one!

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Miss Gina
December 03, 2009
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So sad, stealing these beautifull birds
Somebody wants to make a fast dollar, christmas time coming up, why take away something that the community enjoys?


Send out a warning to our neighbouring island also, statia, saba, st.kitts!!! smilies/angry.gif smilies/angry.gif

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@ThorsonB
December 03, 2009
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What's going on with people these days!
I hope the culprits get caught, and bird returned safely!

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95 YEARS
December 03, 2009
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THEY BETTER CHECK N/A THEY NEED FEW MORE BIRD LIKE THESE TO TRY GET THEIR MESAGE ACROSS BEFORE ELECTION SOON GONE AGAIN .SOON DEAD

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Barbara
December 03, 2009
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I am happy to report that one of the birds has returned on its own to the zoo, minus a few feathers.
Unfortunately the green winged bird was found dead in a neighbor's yard. We assume that it was injured in the theft, got away, and then was killed by neighborhood dogs.
The uninjured bird was able to return home to the zoo.

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Miss Gina
December 04, 2009
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Oh poor thing, sorry to hear that you have lost one of your birds.
I really hope they catch the person who are responsible for this.
Sxm is to over populated thats why such crimes are being take place, open your eyes goverment of sxm and grinning your teeth to the public smilies/angry.gif smilies/angry.gif

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