@Roni P. , I have two Bourke siblings. I do cover the top of the cage, so that the perches up high are covered. That is where they sleep. They seem to like this, and will call out if I am late covering them (and settle right down when I add the cover).
I also have a night light on near their cage, but it is down low near their cage, so even with the top covered, they get some light.
I'm sure they occasionally chirp, but overall they are very quiet at night.
Your Bourkes may be a bit rattled with the move to a new home, so perhaps covering the top will help.
Hi! I am brand new to the forum. I have 2 rosy bourke siblings, Luke and Leia, who are two years old. Lately, Luke has been waking my boyfriend and I up in the middle of the night with a strange call. It is not like his normal singing, but a loud repetitive chirp that he will do at 2 am. We just moved into a new apartment at the beginning of the month. The cage is not covered and they have a night light because they have horrible night terrors. Any ideas on why Luke is chirping like this and how to stop it? I’m hoping it will go away in time when he gets used to the new apartment, but any other thoughts are appreciated!
