is this a native wtx bird??

Gonna post a couple cell phone pics. 1st one is my phone zoomed in all the way and 2nd is my cell phone thru my binoculars. Have done it a lot, actually works pretty good. This bird flew into my dads tree in Stanton.

looks like my pet parrot escaped again...

Looks like a Mexican Parrot of some sort(?) West Tx would be the far northern boundry of their range. Might be a wild bird, but I'm guessing ferel.

Escaped con got out of his cage

Yep. I guess he survived the cold OK.

dunno, last night was a little cool, don't know how long he has been an escapee..

I heard that. Those are definetly not used to cold. Might be better if he didn't make it. Not an indigenous animal and they are more aggressive than native birds.

Parakeet I believe.

Parakeet is little isn't it? This thing was almost pigeon sized..

Looks kind of like a cross between a black face and quaker parrot.

That is a Green Cheeked Conure. I owned one for a little while. I was the only one that could handle him anymore cause he would bite the tar out of my wife. Finally ended up giving him to my sister. But 100% sure that is what that bird is.

I was gonna go with a conure too, and I second that they are mean suckers. My son had one for a few years, and that thing just about pierced my ear a few times. Thats why we no longer have that devil bird. I hear they taste like chicken...

I used to have a Sun Conure when I was a kid....and I remember it getting a little overzealous in its nibbling as well. LOL

Maybe Nighthunter could come up with some Green cheeked Anure Tacos with roasted Pine nuts and Ancho chilis with some fresh peas and pearl onions smothered in Bacon Truffle sauce.

Those eat pretty good wrapped in bacon

there's TON'S of those (or darn near like it) here in Dallas, they really mess up transformers/ electric lines

Mexican Parakeet is my guess.

Those used to over run the power lines and transformers in Everman Texas. There used to be an aviary just South of there that the Dude died, and they just turned all the birds loose. Is that where they all came from?

Looks like white meat

That is a Nanday Conure. Most liked escaped or release by "accident". They are very loud.

Roast it.

Taking it to a whole nother wevel!

Seen a bunch of them around Kemah/south of Houston! People let them loose and they are thriving!

Pretty much everything does.