Page last updated at 09:56 GMT, Friday, 25 January 2008  Wild
side makes parrot speechless  African grey parrot Harley is an
African grey parrot like this one  A parrot who never stopped
chattering lost his voice after four days' freedom in the wilds
of Cambridgeshire.  Harley, an African Grey, used to call his
owners "Mum" and "Dad", could recite his telephone number and
was never lost for words.  But after four days in the wild he
appears to have lost his tongue and has returned traumatised,
skinny and mute.  Owner Cedric Tunnel, 66, of Littleport, said:
"Wild birds bully him and won't let him get to any food."  Found
on BMW  Harley, eight, made a bid for freedom by flying through
an open door.  "Harley was perched on my back but I'd forgotten
he was there," said Mr Tunnel. "When I opened a door to a guest
he flew off."  Mr Tunnel scoured the local area looking for
Harley with his wife Margaret, 65. The pair put up lost posters
showing their beloved bird in a bid to track him down.  Their
hard work was rewa