Hi there,
From your description, it really seems like she has vomited. Normal and healthy regurgitation is done in a controlled way and the budgie doesn't move the head to the sides (left and right). They simply do the regurgitation motion to bring up the seeds and then the beak directs the incoming seeds onto a specific place, there is no scattering of loose seed as the seeds are usually clumped together.
It's possible Ace had a tummy upset and in this case, it's best to keep a close eye on her. Pay attention to her energy levels and food intake. If you notice a decrease in activity/singing and appetite and if Ace vomits again, then you will really need to have her checked by an avian vet, so that she is properly diagnosed and treated.
Best of luck with your Ace!
From your description, it really seems like she has vomited. Normal and healthy regurgitation is done in a controlled way and the budgie doesn't move the head to the sides (left and right). They simply do the regurgitation motion to bring up the seeds and then the beak directs the incoming seeds onto a specific place, there is no scattering of loose seed as the seeds are usually clumped together.
It's possible Ace had a tummy upset and in this case, it's best to keep a close eye on her. Pay attention to her energy levels and food intake. If you notice a decrease in activity/singing and appetite and if Ace vomits again, then you will really need to have her checked by an avian vet, so that she is properly diagnosed and treated.
Best of luck with your Ace!