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248. They're still here too! I have at least one pair fly past my apartment every evening :)

Their numbers have grown so much that they are now spreading into the suburbs, but many of the urban ones have remained. It's neat!

Here's some cool info on them:


San Francisco's famed flock of cherry-headed conures, immortalized in an award-winning movie and book, has become so populous that about 100 or so birds have fled San Francisco for the verdant slopes of San Bruno Mountain, where they're feasting on juniper and hawthorn berries and delighting the locals with their acrobatics.

Another 100 or so are still flapping around the northern edge of San Francisco, but the flock appears to have branched beyond the foggy confines of the waterfront, probably in search of food, said Mark Bittner, author of the best-selling "The Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill."

http://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/S-F-s-parrots-join-flight-to-the-suburbs-3365154.php