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just bought two budgies and have no idea what makes a budgie trill
although these two bas tards are managing
they are called Morrissey and Dorothy
my son is beside himself with joy
so i would appreciate any budgie ancedotessad thing is if you talk to the f u ckers they trill back
god help me@pikey wrote:
I had one that died of an anal abscess once.
this pair will have no vetinary help life is their trill or not
i had a cockatiel pre kids
he was interesting bit of a character
why does co c katiel come out as chickenBudgies can eat the following fruits and veg, if you give them seed all the time they become malnourished and kick it lol, top tip sprout some seeds for them, just add some of their seed to a saucer and add a little water leave on the window bottom, top up the water when needed, then rinse feed them to the bird when they have shoots sprouting(important dont let the shoots grow so much that they turn green) Replace them each day.
Swiss Chard
Mustard Greens
Cilantro
Parsley
Endive
Celery
Potatoes – white, red
Turnips – turnip and the greens
Zucchini – chopped
Cucumber – chopped
Sprouts – Wash well before giving to the bird
Green beans
Peas
Yams
Corn on the cob
Apples – chopped
Citrus fruits – oranges, tangerines, etc. – with peel
Banana, plantains
Melon – without the rind
Grapes – green, red
Plumshad a budgie but the dog ate it
poor Joey!!!
My sis has a budgie, he’s a psycho. Ask Lucky. When she rung me, she kept asking me what that noise was, it was the budgie, fighting with himself in the mirror.
@t‘iz Me wrote:
My sis has a budgie, he’s a psycho. Ask Lucky. When she rung me, she kept asking me what that noise was, it was the budgie, fighting with himself in the mirror.
or thats wot you told me… :wink:
@temptress the Budgie Caterer wrote:
Budgies can eat the following fruits and veg, if you give them seed all the time they become malnourished and kick it lol, top tip sprout some seeds for them, just add some of their seed to a saucer and add a little water leave on the window bottom, top up the water when needed, then rinse feed them to the bird when they have shoots sprouting(important dont let the shoots grow so much that they turn green) Replace them each day.
Swiss Chard
Mustard Greens
Cilantro
Parsley
Endive
Celery
Potatoes – white, red
Turnips – turnip and the greens
Zucchini – chopped
Cucumber – chopped
Sprouts – Wash well before giving to the bird
Green beans
Peas
Yams
Corn on the cob
Apples – chopped
Citrus fruits – oranges, tangerines, etc. – with peel
Banana, plantains
Melon – without the rind
Grapes – green, red
PlumsWow !!! They eat better meals than I do !!!
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