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Another is the ring-necked parakeet, which is spreading so fast that the government has just allowed landowners to shoot them without a licence. Top stories from Times Online
The first confirmed breeding of ring-necked parakeets was in 1971. Times, Sunday Times
At least three other parakeet species have established feral breeding colonies: the most numerous is the ring-necked parakeet, now common in many London parks and suburbs.
Like the Canada goose and ring-necked parakeet, it is an alien invader, albeit one of a much earlier vintage. Birdwatch: Pheasant
Or to be exact, ring-necked parakeets. Times, Sunday Times

Earlier this year it was forecast that the ring-necked parakeet population could surge to more than 100000 now that the bird has become firmly established in southeast England.
According to Jeffery sightings of brightly coloured and noisy birds roosting are the UK's only naturalised parrot the ring-necked parakeet.
Lately it has been suggested that ring-necked parakeets might be starting to compete with nuthatches for holes like this. Times, Sunday Times
Then you have a species such as the ring-necked parakeet. Invasive non-native species: attack of the aliens
The much larger population of ring-necked parakeets – a familiar sight in south-west London and found as far north as the Clyde – is harder to control, since it is so well-established, though the GB non-native species secretariat a sort of biological border patrol advocates limiting its numbers and is investigating chemical sterilisation. Invasive species: Killer shrimps and English parrots | Editorial
The vividly coloured birds, thought to be ring-necked parakeets, have made their home in the Surrey outpost after originally being brought to the UK as pets from the Indian sub-continent.
The noisy ring-necked parakeets have gone up from 1,500 to 5,900 adults living here. Times, Sunday Times
Plus peregrine falcons, foxes, badgers, deer, seagulls, otters, kittiwakes and ring-necked parakeets. Times, Sunday Times
A heron flew over, followed by two ring-necked parakeets.