Photographer captures monk parakeets in P.C.

South American birds that have made New York home for decades find comfort in town
September 4, 2024 at 11:56 p.m.
Three monk parakeets gather for a snack at a bird feeder set up in the yard of a Glen Avenue home in early August. The birds are not native to New York but have been calling the area home for several decades.
Three monk parakeets gather for a snack at a bird feeder set up in the yard of a Glen Avenue home in early August. The birds are not native to New York but have been calling the area home for several decades. (Courtesy photo of Louis Perea)

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Embellished with vivid shades of lime green, monk parakeets, in flourishing summer months, can easily …

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