What does GREP stand for?

Green Parakeet (bird species)

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The largest colony, 7,000, was at a rugby club in Surrey - until the trees had to be felled CAPTION(S): WINGING IT A green Parakeet

PARAKEET INVASION; 20,000 are living wild in Britain

It also enabled me to be among the first to spot that green parakeets had moved into my local park - their tinny screeching instantly transformed the soundscape of the neighbourhood - in a way that no motorist would have noticed.

Two wheels

We recently welcomed a blackcap to our menagerie, which includes woodpeckers and green parakeets.

Last word from ... Deborah Fox

Below us we watch as a flock of green parakeets swoops over the Misengi before resting on what locals call a 'silk cotton' tree - an odd tree with ugly, stunted branches, bare apart from a fan of blood-coloured petals at the end of each branch.

HIMALAYAS ARE WELL WORTH THE TREK