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Depends on how smart the keet is. However, I seriously doubt a domestic keet that got loose in the wild has survived for 3 weeks. It's possible, but unlikely.

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Q: Your parakeet has been lost for 3 weeks and has been spotted will she come back to the same house to eat if that is the only house near that is feeding the birds?
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