Lily and Margot, blue-throated macaws who escaped from London Zoo a week in the past, were observed 60 miles away in Cambridgeshire. The vibrant parrots, recognised for his or her deep blue feathers and yellow markings, disappeared on October 21 even as flying freely as a part of their day by day ordinary on the zoo. The seek concluded after a family in Buckden, Cambridgeshire, noticed the birds at the back of their lawn. While the macaws initially flew away once more, they had been later tracked down in a nearby discipline. Zookeepers stated that Lily and Margot flew directly into their hands upon retrieval and loved a treat of pumpkin seeds, walnuts, and pecans. The birds are in suitable situation and presently in quarantine at London Zoo’s animal medical institution earlier than rejoining their mother and father, Popeye and Ollie. London Zoo is home to 4 blue-throated macaws, amongst the biggest parrots globally, indigenous to Brazil and recognised for his or her vocal calls heard up to a kilometre away.
