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Well...it's only a matter of days now before I go and pick up my new buddies. I've always had a huge place in my heart for smaller parrot species. I'm so excited for the new ones coming home soon I thought I'd start an upbeat discussion about what you like the most about budgies!
Why is it that you chose a budgie(s) as your companion? What do you like most? Perhaps what do you like least?
Haven't felt this excited in a long time! Cannot wait!
For me, budgies are chalk full of personalities. They are the perfect bird for me personally (largely because I tend to favor smaller parrot species anyways). They come in a variety of colours. They're sexually dimorphic. They're pretty easy to bond with and tame. They can speak, though honestly I'm not really a person who buys parrots for their talking abilities. They can learn a variety of tricks--they're so smart! And they're small and easy to care for.
Those are the reasons why I like budgies.
When my first budgie died, and my first bird in general, I was devastated. Birds in general can be quite frail and require careful handling and a big piece of me went when Quinn died that I didn't want another budgie for awhile.
I'm glad, years later--and knowing alot more than I did back then--I'm ready to have more birds, and specifically budgies. :wild:
Why is it that you chose a budgie(s) as your companion? What do you like most? Perhaps what do you like least?
Haven't felt this excited in a long time! Cannot wait!
For me, budgies are chalk full of personalities. They are the perfect bird for me personally (largely because I tend to favor smaller parrot species anyways). They come in a variety of colours. They're sexually dimorphic. They're pretty easy to bond with and tame. They can speak, though honestly I'm not really a person who buys parrots for their talking abilities. They can learn a variety of tricks--they're so smart! And they're small and easy to care for.
Those are the reasons why I like budgies.
When my first budgie died, and my first bird in general, I was devastated. Birds in general can be quite frail and require careful handling and a big piece of me went when Quinn died that I didn't want another budgie for awhile.
I'm glad, years later--and knowing alot more than I did back then--I'm ready to have more birds, and specifically budgies. :wild: