PLEASE HELP! I know this isn't a homework question but PLEASE HELP! My pet parakeet flew out of his cage because someone accidentally left it open. I have no idea where my bird is and need help. How do i find my bird and get him to fly back to his cage? My bird is the same color as the sky and we live near a lot of trees. PLEASE HELP! The cage was also outside.

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Answer: My suggestion: The only thing you can do is leave the cage in exactly the same place, leave the door to it wide open, and keep plenty of fresh food and fresh water in it. Check it several times a day. If he's not there in, like a week or 10 days, then there's not much hope. I'm sorry.

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