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18 August 2026

Reward offered as desperate bid to rescue Sydney’s Doltone House macaw stranded 15m up tree

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Source reporting: 7NEWS Australia

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Reward offered as desperate bid to rescue Sydney’s Doltone House macaw stranded 15m up tree

His owners say the bird is ‘priceless’ and part of their family.

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