In nature, the Budgerigar Bird moving around to search water and food like other nomadic birds.
This bird has three well known common names, they are shell parakeet, budgie and common parakeet.
The scientific name of Budgerigar Bird is Melopsittacus undulatus, and native to Australia regions.
The bird is popular as pet in many parts of the world with several reasons include its ability to imitate human speech, small size and low cost.
This budgie is easy to breed, the bird may breed in captivity and then the baby bird in pairs.
Budgerigars love to consume seeds such as sunflowers, chia seed, safflower, flaxseed and others.
However, when we tried to give seeds, the bird flew to the tree, then flew away.
Have you seen this kind of bird?
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I keep it as a pet. For the past 20 years.
ReplyDeleteWe had one for a very long time. It was even caught by our cat a couple of times, but always survived. It was up high in its cage too. Thanks for the info on this breed.
ReplyDelete...this one is new for me.
ReplyDeleteCute!
ReplyDeleteThis bird is new to me too.
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Cuando era pequeña tenía uno como mascota, son preciosos. Besos
ReplyDeleteMy brother and I had a parakeet when we were kids and he was such a great pet!
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Aw they're so cute!
ReplyDeletein indonesia we called burung parkit, but i never kept it
ReplyDeleteWe are feeding them in cages in Turkiye...
ReplyDeletethey fly around sometimes....
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In nature, the Budgerigar Bird moving around to search water and food like other nomadic birds.
Hello,
ReplyDeleteI love these cute birds, I used to have a couple myself when I was a child. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a great weekend.
It is a special bird! I think the bird was simply feeling skittish and was not comfortable being approached.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen one out of a cage unfortunately. Lovely looking birds.
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