Sage Coffey How Did South American Monk Parakeets End Up in Hyde Park?An interview with Stephen Pruett-Jones by Anne Li and Sage Coffey May 30, 2017May 30, 2017 Share this Facebook Twitter Email Did you like this article? Support local journalism by donating to South Side Weekly today. Share this Facebook Twitter Email Anne Li and Sage Coffey Latest posts How Did South American Monk Parakeets End Up in Hyde Park? View all 5 Comments We’ve seen them as far south as my grandparents house on 105th and King Drive! Last summer, a pair liked to perch on the wires above the backyard. Reply I lived on 54th & Drexel Avenue several years ago. The park on that block was full of them. Reply Fascinating article and I love the illustrations! Thank you for a real fun read! Reply We love them here in Historic Pullman! Reply A few are ok, but if they were as numerous as pigeons, we would hate the noise, at least until it deafened us. Reply Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Yes, add me to your mailing list. You might be interested in January 24, 2017January 24, 2017 BARCing up the Right Tree Bronzeville dog owners are on a winding path to bringing a dog park to the South Side March 21, 2018 A City of Hen-Keepers The joys and challenges of keeping backyard chickens October 29, 2019November 21, 2019 Serving the Pets of 60621 A new center fills a gap in one of Chicago’s “pet deserts” Post navigation Previous StoryNext Story Latest from Animals Fish Trivia Fish Stories: South Side Fishermen Talk About Life on The Line Serving the Pets of 60621 A City of Hen-Keepers BARCing up the Right Tree
We’ve seen them as far south as my grandparents house on 105th and King Drive! Last summer, a pair liked to perch on the wires above the backyard. Reply
A few are ok, but if they were as numerous as pigeons, we would hate the noise, at least until it deafened us. Reply
January 24, 2017January 24, 2017 BARCing up the Right Tree Bronzeville dog owners are on a winding path to bringing a dog park to the South Side
October 29, 2019November 21, 2019 Serving the Pets of 60621 A new center fills a gap in one of Chicago’s “pet deserts”
We’ve seen them as far south as my grandparents house on 105th and King Drive! Last summer, a pair liked to perch on the wires above the backyard.
I lived on 54th & Drexel Avenue several years ago. The park on that block was full of them.
Fascinating article and I love the illustrations! Thank you for a real fun read!
We love them here in Historic Pullman!
A few are ok, but if they were as numerous as pigeons, we would hate the noise, at least until it deafened us.