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As title states, I have a 21 day old budgie that keeps leaving its nest. It'll jump out and go for an adventure. It's the only baby and parents are still caring for it. I've lowered the nest and keep putting it back in when I notice it. I also have baby bird mix ready to go for just incase. From what I've read this isn't normal and it's too young to be leaving the nest? What can I do? Also when should I remove mum

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Searching for Budgie club near Galveston. If you know someone, I would really appreciate their contact info. Please send their name and phone number or private message me for mine.

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If your budgie thinks he is a statue, it likely means he's engaging in a behavior known as "freezing" or "standing still" for extended periods. This could be a sign of curiosity, alertness, or even stress. Budgies sometimes adopt this stance when observing their surroundings or when they feel threatened. It’s important to ensure your budgie's environment is comfortable and secure, with plenty of stimulation and social interaction. If the behavior persists or is accompanied by other signs of distress, it might be worth consulting an avian veterinarian to rule out any health concerns. Spur Menu

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If your budgie thinks he’s a statue, he might be standing very still, possibly with his eyes half-closed, as if he's frozen in place. This behavior could be due to a variety of reasons, such as feeling secure and relaxed in his environment, or simply being calm and content. It's usually a sign that your budgie feels safe and comfortable. However, if this behavior is accompanied by other signs of distress or health issues, it might be worth consulting an avian vet. PSIRA Verification

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It sounds like your budgie is behaving as if he's a statue, possibly staying very still or posing in a way that resembles a statue. This could be a quirky behavior or a sign that he's feeling particularly calm or relaxed. Srd Status check

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What would be the process to produce recessive pied hogoromo double flower dun fallow bird What are the easiest pairings For best results

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