OP OP cassiepengo New member Nov 12, 2013 456 0 india Parrots my darling lovebird Dec 20, 2013 Thread starter #21 haha! true, lol!
getwozzy New member Feb 26, 2013 7,218 8 Oregon Dec 20, 2013 #22 Lol I'm chuckling at the "medium" age thing...what the heck??? Lol One way to differentiate juvenile budgies from adults is the bars (stripes) on the head- the closer the bars are to the beak, the younger they are... For example- This is Cloud, my recent adoptee...his bars cover his head completely because he's less than a year old And this is Quigley, my 2.5 year old female...her bars have almost completely disappeared off her head because she's an adult
Lol I'm chuckling at the "medium" age thing...what the heck??? Lol One way to differentiate juvenile budgies from adults is the bars (stripes) on the head- the closer the bars are to the beak, the younger they are... For example- This is Cloud, my recent adoptee...his bars cover his head completely because he's less than a year old And this is Quigley, my 2.5 year old female...her bars have almost completely disappeared off her head because she's an adult
antoinette Supporting Member Jul 6, 2009 13,114 18 Sunny South Africa !!! Parrots African "Grey" "Mishka" Male 7 Years old Dec 20, 2013 #23 Many birds can learn to talk if they are willing. I know of two budgies that talk too beautifully. A guardian must be prepared to spend hours talking and repeating words on a daily basis.
Many birds can learn to talk if they are willing. I know of two budgies that talk too beautifully. A guardian must be prepared to spend hours talking and repeating words on a daily basis.