While Texas and Florida may seem like sensible choices for parrot settlements, Connecticut may have surprised some people, but the Monks seem to be very happy there. It's a much easier living, what with all those phone poles, power poles, and bird feeders. The answers to each of the responses are below, in order. There are few or no documented cases of Monks living in native wilderness areas. There are few cases of Monks nesting near farms, but not enough to be considered major pests as of this point in time.
Monks love life in the big city and can be found in Chicago, New York, and Miami.
The 'burbs are a favorite roost for Monks, who think they're great places to raise their kids. So there's a fair number of people interested in the feral Monks for reasons other than the fact that they are familiar with them as companion birds. Thanks to all who participated in this informal survey.