Budgie Warbling?

Yellow/green keet Sunshine,Blue budgie Buddy,Baby Cockatiel Imhotep,Tried getting the other birds in but too dark to see them.

Buying Budgies

Because you do not plan to breed your new budgies, two males are the best combination. Females are notorious for squabbling among themselves. Although there may be exceptions to their bickering, males generally get along better. Often times, males will even practice courting behaviors with one another, such as singing a soft warbling song with intermittent accent notes, while touching beaks or other objects and dilate their eyes. Enthusiastic males may, in their gusty exuberance, even try to mount one another in an attempt to breed. Usually, there is little hostile behavior between males, whereas females can become much more aggressive.

Fortunately, many young budgies can be sexed by the color of their ceres, the horny plate surrounding their nares (nostrils). This area appears blue in males and light tan in females. However, there are exceptions depending upon the budgie’s color mutation. Some of the rarer colors (such as recessive “harlequin” pieds, lutinos, albino, or dark-eyed clears, etc.) carry pinkish-purple ceres. Females not in full condition, or younger females may sometimes show a bluish colored cere outlined in white; mature females in full condition have a dark-brown cere denoting breeding condition.

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Getting Your Bird Out Of The Cage

** Question **

Hello,

Thank you so much for the information you�ve been
sending me. The question I have is that:
I have got a green eyed conure which I found a year
ago in my back yard. I took it in and tried to find
out who it belongs to but it wasn�t claimed. At the
moment it doesn�t talk but I am trying, but the
problem is, since I put it in the cage it refuses
to come out. Even if I try to put a treat outside
the cage it will not come out.

What do you suggest I do?

Thanks a million

Dorothy

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