Elly

I don't know the answer but here is what they are if anyone needs to know because I had to look it up personally myself http://www.theflowerexpert.com/content/gro...sons/agapanthus "Agapanthus is suspected of causing haemolytic poisoning in humans, and the sap causes severe ulceration of the mouth" because of the quote above, I am going to say that I would NOT put it in my aviary

If they are not already eating pellets you will find that they probably won't gobble it up, you can try and do what Liv said and if they don't eat it see if you can find someone that can use the food .

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Your budgies are beautiful . Do they have names, which ones are the new ones and which ones are prior once? Have you entered a photo for the budgie competition for this month? You have some nice pics there. I would take out the nesting box.

with the marking so light, I would gear toward a Diluted Grey as Kaz said, I would go Clearwing but the body is too light, if you can take picture of the front and back with no flash but a well lite area that would be good too.

Glad that you popped in , hello hello.

Welcome to BBC , we have a forum called Bonding with your Budgie, and I know there is a thread started and I think it is PINNED on Taming Tips from our Members, that is a good place to start reading, also there is an article in the FAQ about Taming your Budgie that is most helpful. .

Continue working with the fruits and veggies, keep her warm and she will be fine.

there is no picture, and I am moving this to the What Sex is My Budgie Forum.

why single vs double?

Mary your birds are beautiful, great pics

Very nice , gorgeous birds

Sky Blue Double Factor Dominant Pied is the mutation Boy the cere will turn blue Hen the cere will go light blue/tanish brown

you think recessive pied? I would like to see the back before I said which one, there is a lot of blue up by the shoulders and no blue between the belly that is common on the rec. pieds.

Yes, male

what beautiful pictures you have taken of your flock, I hope you have submitted 1 for the Budgie of the Month Contest , welcome to the forum, look forward to getting to know you.

WOW WOW...so good to see you back , I love seeing pictures of the flock and the new ones too . Hugs on Sunshine.

Welcome

Maisie stated it very well, as your bird becomes more comfortable in his setting you may see him drink more often you may not, honestly I never see Merlin drink but I know he does.

it doesn't mean she is split for anything, ino's can have a blue hue on them because they are a blue based bird, it is not wanted in the show ring and is considered a fault.

I love it when they let you scratch their neck too cute

Please go to the FAQ Link which is located up on top of the main board, then click on it, go to Welcome Center Box and click there and then you will find the topic that helps you put up pictures.

Yes female and male budgies can be split for more then 1 mutations, male budgies are the only one that can be split for the sex-linked genes such as opaline and cinnamon (females can not) but they can be split for spangle & dominant pied & blue etc...all those genes that are not sex-linked

I agree here with maisie, never a good reason, birds do eat but we can't tell because they husks their seeds and if you blow on the top lightly you will see the empty seed shells fly off, next time if there is come here and ask first before breaking quarantine and we can help you through it. Congrats very pretty.

so very proud of you, how exciting , it was nice to be able to follow you as you went through your journey of getting your vet degree