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LiveJournal for People Owned By Budgies. View: User Info View: Friends View: Calendar View: Memories You're looking at the latest 20 entries. Missed some entries? Then simply jump back 20 entries Tuesday, June 8th, 2004 Subject: New Bird Posted by: doby Time: 4:15 pm. This crazy bird showed up on my doorstep: (literally). It turned out to be a she (she laid an egg on the second day! From what I gather from various sources, her feathers were pulled out due to "rough bird sex"). The underside of her wings, her butt, chest and back of her head feathers were pulled out. I've had her about a week and she has re "coop" erated and flourishing! She is all white, so she kinda looks like a dove. Some aqua feathers are now coming in. I give her lots of praise when she preens herself (I heard she will do this for a mate/human she loves?) What does it mean when she stands on one leg? We had a conversation on the 5th day, and I've commited to start recording her more. I talk to her all the time and sing to her. She seems to really like that. I work at home so I spend lots of time with her. I had no idea that parakeets were so smart till I started doing research on the internet and heard a lot of the cool recordings.

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Frequently Asked Questions The following are questions that I frequently get via email/instant message from new owners. What can I expect the first couple weeks? Well, first, don't expect your bird to be an instant velcro bird who loves spending tons of time with you. If you wanted something like that, you should've gone for a puppy or a kitten. For the first week it's recommended that you NOT try to handle the bird, and just let it be. Only enter the cage to change food, water, and cage paper. This is to give the bird some time to settle down and settle in to its new surroundings. If your bird is shy, it may take a little while before he'll readily come to you. NEVER push a bird too hard. Your bird will give very clear clues that whatever you're doing is frightening or upsetting him. A totally flat crest, hissing, head down/beak open, snapping at you, and/or biting are all signs of a frightened bird. If your new bird exhibits these behaviors and you don't back off with what you're doing, you'll get a well deserved bite. If your bird becomes frightened when you're too near the cage, back off a little bit until he calms down, then just sit there(below his eye level, this makes him feel more secure) and talk to him quietly.

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Types of Birds Please allow the page to load before proceeding, thanks. Budgies Parrotlets Lovebirds Cockatiels ... Macaws Budgies Budgerigars (Budgies) are probably one of the most underestimated pet birds, in terms of their personality and pet potential. Because they are common, inexpensive, and have been around for a long time, people tend to think of a Budgie as boring. Nothing can be further from the truth. Some of the coolest birds I have known have been Budgies. I grew up with a Budgie, who lived to be 13. At the time that was fairly remarkable, but nowadays with improved diet and veterinary care, Budgies commonly live into their teens. They are full of energy, playful and clownish, with a bit of a mischievous side. They are easy for children to handle, if brought up around children who handle them regularly. Budgies' beaks are small enough that they may pinch a bit when they bite, but you can basically ignore it. They are very personable, and the males make quite good talkers if purchased when they are young and worked with. I have also found that males don't bite as hard as females, and so they may be a better choice for families with small children. Budgies are easy to sex when they're young, so picking out a male from a group of youngsters is less difficult than with other birds such as Cockatiels. When Budgies are very young, the cere (the skin around the nostrils) is a pale purple colour. At weaning age, which is about 5-6 weeks old, the males will begin to show patches of bluish colour on the cere and the females will have a more solid pink or beige tone to their ceres. At breeding age the female's cere colour turns a darker brown.

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