Elly

If he is over 6 months old and he still has a pink cere I am going with recessive pied as Kaz said. Double Factors are all yellow and may have a hue of green. He has green under his tail and I see a pied spot on his shoulder. In fact he may be a yellowface type 2 if the color between the feet looks more green bluish then the normal green?

Cute I can't wait to see them feather up more keep us posted on pics.

isn't that the truth Aly

how is your budgie doing?

You have received great advice Welcome to our forum.

I agree patience

Oh an contest of sleeping budgies that is a very normal position. In fact I caught Merlin taking a snooze on his swing today he is feeling more comfortable since Pretty has passed and was snoozing this afternoon Pretty snoozing Merlin snoozing

Use this to find an avian vet by you BBC's Avian Vet Look-up I hope the neighbor didn't do anything that would be horrible

Your links didn't work? Welcome to our community

bluebell is either 1 a dilute she is very light or 2 a greywing the bottom blue one is a cobalt normal I belive the first picture was the sun making the wings look brown that happens to my Merlin too

my boys got at least 12 hours, it really helped

not too big but too small (Laughing out loud) but that is okay, if you could enlarge just a bit that would be good. From here bluebell looks like a greywing

Bea what are you FEEDING those bird, too much daylight hours

Amazing shots I can't see what I like best. You must keep those photos and submit some for budgie of the month for June. May just closed.

Sexy Blinks is corrupting poor Oz the good boy he can't handle all that sexual tension :

beautiful babies Kaz

good to hear Bea that they responded back to you

very cool Una you will of course post pics

sorry to hear about your dog our 18y mix passed away in Feb so I understand . If you find he is still doing abnormal poos he needs to go back to the avian vet for a recheck.

Good to met you

Robin I didn't find a general budgie quiz but if I did I would have posted it . Great job everyone

I am wondering if it is stress related Bea? That was my first thought too.

http://www.petfinder.com/media/newyears/pe...centration.html Have fun

Here is an interesting article I am reading in my search for information http://homepage.ntlworld.com/k_jones/clwyd...ety_dilutes.htm by Al-Nassar and it talks about dilutes and the 2 different types of whites you can have that part is very interesting and can pertain to this bird. DFS and a white dilute with grey suffusion would show the same features of the blue cere and iris ring? okay I am probably looking into this too much here is information I found that a dilute clearwing can be "sf Clearwing * sf Clearwing = 25% df Clearwing + 50% sf Clearwing + 25% Dilute (2) In this type of pairing, if one of the parents is split for suffused Dilute, then the Dilute youngsters will be heavily suffused with body colour. These are occasionally referred to as dilute Greywings or sometimes dilute Clearwings. If the Clearwing parents are both split for the lightly suffused Dilute (the cinnamon-free Black-eyed Self) then the Dilutes will look like a Cinnamon-free Black-eyed Self, or a lightly suffused Yellow or White free of wing markings. These are sometimes called dilute Clearwings." NOTE THIS comes from this SITE - here is the full article for reference http://www.budgerigar.com.au/clearwings.html

I remember doing this when I first joined I believe Nerwen posted it. We have so many new member so I figured we could post again,. Click, answer your questions and tell us your score. Budgie Quiz