Found Birds in Canada
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Browse reports of found pet birds across Canada. Search by species and location to help a found bird get back to its owner — or, if you've found a bird, post it here so its family can find you.
FOUNDBudgie found in Beamsville/Smithville area
Found the bird Oct 19 5pm in Beamsville on the escarpment near Smithville. He seems quite healthy.
FOUNDFound Bird at Golf Course
Found at my golf course
FOUNDFound at Meadowbrook Golf Club
Found on the golf course
Found at Meadowbrook Golf Club
Found on the golf course
FOUNDFound parakeet near home
"Parakeet"
Found outside my home
FOUNDFound white dove
Sitting still. Can’t tell if it’s banded.
FOUNDWhite pigeon
I found it in front of my home in brampton. It has band on its leg but can’t confirm the number on it.
FOUNDFOUND YELLOW-HEADED AMAZON PARROT — INNISFIL, ON
Found in a backyard in Innisfil on October 5, 2026. Green Amazon parrot with a yellow head and a silver leg band. Very friendly/tame and currently safe indoors.
FOUNDFound Green Budgie Near Canoe Landing Park
I found a yellow/green budgie near Bishop Macdonell Catholic Elementary School. It appeared healthy and flying around.
FOUNDFound Bird
We found a Conure bird on Friday, September 26, in birtania mississauga, he has a band on his right leg.
Found pigeon brown and white Peterborough
Pretty brown and white pigeon with leg bands. Can’t get the numbers
FOUNDFound/Spotted - Budgie with Green Body, Yellow Head
FOUND/SPOTTED BIRD - Budgie Location: Sunnyside Dr (Canyon Hill / Bathurst, Richmond Hill) Description: Budgie (bird) - green body with yellow head - with black patterns around the neck & back. …
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Found Bird FAQ
I found a bird — what do I do?
Secure it somewhere warm and quiet with shallow water and seed, check for a leg band, and post a found report here with a clear photo so the owner can find you. Also browse the lost listings for a possible match and call nearby vets and shelters, where owners often check first.
How do I find the owner of a bird I found?
Post a found report with a photo — the single most important thing for a match — then check the lost listings in your area and cross-post to local Facebook groups and Nextdoor. Hold back one identifying detail so you can verify anyone who claims the bird.
How long should I keep a found bird?
There's no strict legal requirement in most Canadian provinces, but the ethical standard is to make a genuine effort — posting, checking listings, and contacting vets and rescues — for at least 30 days before considering permanent adoption.
Is it free to report a found bird?
Yes, completely free. Reporting a found bird and browsing listings are a free community service by Bird Sitting Toronto.