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My green budgie has randomly started making weird noises at me. I've had my two budgies for nearly 2 years now and he's never done it before. He usually does it in the night before bed but sometimes during the day too. I can't work out what the sound means. Is he angry, in pain? They've never been hand tamed so I can't tell from their behaviour, they've always been scared of my hand but never actually me. But he starts up as soon as I near the cage.

Here's a video Budgie noise
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Hello and welcome to the forums!

Your budgies are adorable. He's literally so cute, and his new little noise is too. It's perfectly normal and it seems that he's doing some "muttering" of just random tiny noises. Honestly, he may also be trying to talk or at least figuring out some new sounds out. Even though they're not hand tame, they still appear to have developed trust with you. He's not alarmed by you at all in the video and just seems to be calmly winding down before bed. My girl also does noises like this before bed and when she's just relaxing on a perch sometimes but hers are more high pitched.

What are their names?

Meanwhile, you've come to a great place to learn even more about the best of budgie care practices. Please be sure to start off by reading through the forums' many budgie articles and "stickies" stuck to the top of each subforum for easy reference. If you have any questions after doing so, please be sure to ask !

We hope to stay updated on your little ones :)
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Cute!
One of my Linnies mutters to himself when he’s relaxing too, it’s a sign of a content parrot :)
Hello and welcome to the forums!

Your budgies are adorable. He's literally so cute, and his new little noise is too. It's perfectly normal and it seems that he's doing some "muttering" of just random tiny noises. Honestly, he may also be trying to talk or at least figuring out some new sounds out. Even though they're not hand tame, they still appear to have developed trust with you. He's not alarmed by you at all in the video and just seems to be calmly winding down before bed. My girl also does noises like this before bed and when she's just relaxing on a perch sometimes but hers are more high pitched.

What are their names?

Meanwhile, you've come to a great place to learn even more about the best of budgie care practices. Please be sure to start off by reading through the forums' many budgie articles and "stickies" stuck to the top of each subforum for easy reference. If you have any questions after doing so, please be sure to ask !

We hope to stay updated on your little ones :)
Oh that's a relief to hear. I was worried he was angry at me or in pain. Their names are Ollie and Oscar. The green one is Ollie. Thank you so much for your help and reassurance. I've been working with them to try and gain their trust so perhaps this is a good sign

Cute!
One of my Linnies mutters to himself when he’s relaxing too, it’s a sign of a content parrot :)
That's so cute! And such a relief to hear. Thank you for letting me know. I still have a lot to learn about parrots so I'm glad to be here!
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