Thank you! I have just decided to go with that, and your birds (if they are yours) a gorgeous!
thanks you! Yes, these 4 cuties are my babies!
your welcome! I also love bigger birds, but they're expensive
good news!
Have to agree with that. Budgies really do like to be in pairs & will for the most part accept each other. No bird likes to be alone but budgies seem to really benefit with a friend. People do work & do to school & have a single bird. They get used to it. You can leave the radio on. They eat & nap & go about the day as long as you have a good few hours for them when you get home they will be fine. It just depends what you want from a bird. I had a english budgie & she was adorable. Such a bright ray of sunshine. She used to pace at the door when she wanted out & I trained her to get on my hand but she did not want to stay. She wanted to run around & play. Her favorite thing was to get on a unplugged plastic small fan on the floor. Such a cuties as her little feet ran around & then when she was done she'd fly back to her cage. Sadly she died about 6 mo after I got her from a sudden seizure...She was probably not even one year old. She was quiet..Tiels & most other birds can get loud... Take your time...vist shelters & birdstores & see which birds catch your interest & then do alot of research on them as they all have some general characteristics even though each bird is an individual so you have to take that into account...No bird is really quiet & cuddly///first lesson...I know $50 is a lot, but do try to get two. Budgies do better in pairs, especially if they'll be alone for extended periods.
