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Centre appeals for birds return
Elvis and Priscilla
Elvis and Priscilla have been at the nature centre for two years
A nature centre is appealing for thieves who took two rare birds from their cage to return them, as they will be distressed.

Elvis and Priscilla, Sumba Less Island cockatoos, were stolen from Birmingham Nature Centre in Edgbaston, during Friday night.

A spokesman for the centre said the pair were on a specific diet and would be very distressed by events.

The birds are white-feathered with a yellow crest and grey feet.

The pair have been at the nature centre for two years and are about two years old.


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