Featheredpets

Well done Jim and his servant.

Star's door is open most of the time, only gets shut if both of us are out which isn't that often.

Serenity as he/she is calm and peaceful or moon or moonlight

Hope FiFi is alright.

Another good place to purchase the vitamins is direct from the manufacturer http://www.noahs-cupboard.co.uk/ prices include delivery I think

Pretty budgie with his/her budgie buddy.

Could it be a nervous thing.

I love this hexagonal Montana Indoor Bird Aviary I personally think the Hagen Vision cages are quite interesting and look very modern. Hagen have spent years carrying out research on the design, they are however expensive and I don't know anyone who's bought one. http://www.hagen.com/uk/birds/addinfo/vision.cfm. I've just got a beautiful butterfly mirror from that range.

Very interesting facts

Gorgeous birds, great pictures.

Nice pictures Bec

Sad stories.

I'd say no to clipping, budgies are so small. Well done welshman

I use a specific cleaner for birds which doesn't contain nasty chemicals.

Wow interesting fact, I love honey, eat it to help prevent hayfever and ward off other diseases. Hope your budgie is on the mend BudgieBabe13

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Wow Hommer he's amazing for his age.

I believe it is something to do with the acidity of the fresh fruit which can upset a budgies digestive system and crop. However in small amounts I haven't found it to be a problem, just sticky feathers and furniture.

They say don't give citrus fruits but our Star loves orange.

It actually looks like a massive peanut holder/feeder for wild birds

Good news Bea, any chance of another photo to show the before and after effects of treatment. It could put other peoples minds at rest who have budgies that suffer from the disease and show that it is treatable.

Grapes are fine if from a country that doesn't use excessive amounts of pesticides. Find a local grower if possible.