Paz the Macaw Returns to Perch at Pan-American Union
Washington columnist Harman W. Nichols recalls Paz the colorfully wing clipped macaw that briefly escaped the Pan-American Union Building. A search party recovered the bird and a new wing clipping rule was issued. Paz and Chapina now stay indoors, avoiding another White House adventure.
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