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Stray parakeet tells Japanese police where he lives

03.05.2012 [14:37]
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Baku, May 3 (AZERTAC). A pet parakeet was returned to its owner Wednesday after the lost bird told police its home address near Tokyo.

The male bird had escaped early Sunday morning from its owner`s home in the city of Sagamihara, west of Tokyo, and remained at large before perching on the shoulder of a guest staying in a nearby hotel.

Handed over to local police, the bird did not speak until Tuesday evening, when it blurted out the names of the city and district where its owner`s house is located, said a spokesman for the north Sagamihara police station.

It then produced the home`s block and street number as a trio of astonished police officers listened to the now talkative bird.

The bird`s owner, a 64-year-old woman, once lost another parakeet after it flew away and was determined to prevent a repeat, the spokesman told AFP.

"So the owner decided to teach the address to this parakeet after she bought it at a pet shop two years ago," he said.

"The bird`s name was found to be Piko-chan as it said, `You`re pretty, Piko-chan`."

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