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My little guy Omlet was like that too when I got him. Very young, didn't know how to fly, he would plummet to the ground everytime he tried to fly. I was worried that he would never learn frankly hahaha. So during my training, I made sure that he was in a quiet bathroom with just me so he usually wasn't frightened enough to fly away. After his moult, he did learn how to fly though and now the little bugger is faster than any of my other budgies, (Laughing out loud).

(Laughing out loud)! What a funny little guy, too excited about food that he literally dives in?

:hap: How does he let you put him on his back like that!? (Laughing out loud) that's hilarious My budgies would have a cow and sit in the corner of their cage and eye me suspiciously if I did that. Budgiebird, can you come train my budgies???

AWW He is so adorable, how does one produce such lovely budgie babies? That little guy is definitely very photogenic, doesn't fail to look achingly cute in every photo!

AWWW too cute! He's such a handsome little fellow and silly too! The food bowl thing reminds me when I first brought my little Omelet home, he would sleep in the foodbowl bc I think it was very comforting for him, you can never be too far away from food i guess!

OMG SO CUTE!!! Squeaker is adorable!! I think the captions are what do it for me, they are very fitting and obviously come from someone who understands budgies very well, (Laughing out loud).

You should keep all the feathers and make expensive budgie pillows out of them, hehehehe

I know you're still mourning and of course upset about all the deaths of your budgies, but I'm sure the people who you perceive to be "blaming you for your budgie's death" are really just trying to help you and help your budgies live a healthier life. I know it can sound accusational, but many people here are experienced budgie owners (i'm not saying I'm one, haha) who are just giving out some handy bits of advice they've learned. There's nothing to be offended by really.

Wow! So cute!!! Feathers going every which way :ausb: I have a question, do you just stick him in the shower, does he try to get away from the shock of it all? My budgies are frightened to death of the shower.

Eeeeeheeeheee, Twitter is the cute perpetual puff ball, so cute!

I too am a little worried because this new one seems like a "rebound budgie," just as you wouldn't think that a rebound relationship is very healthy. Although it is too late to let this little one go, I hope that in the future you will give yourself some time to mourn and accept the death of a feathered friend than hurry to replace him/her.

New cage came in today, same place where Eterri bought her cage, it was a great deal!

He's so cute i want to eat him.... :bluebudgie:

Just wondering, how cold does it get there and what are the lowest temps budgies can withstand? I have no idea and just curious because you're wearing a coat... great aviary!

Ooo Ooo! I want to play!! Poofy Omlet and tail wagging Is that Kitty or a neon fireball? And lastly Squirt, looking more portly than usual This is fun!

hahaha! Don't worry I checked for poo, and he was mostly interested in the camera as a large plastic perch, not a chew toy (Laughing out loud).

He's named from Omelet because he came from an egg! Actually the petstore I bought him from gave him the clip, but I'm glad to hear they did it correctly! I haven't decided whether or not to keep him clipped, I guess I will have to get to know him better Do you guys keep your budgies clipped? Just curious, my other two are not clipped.

It's a very tiny spot! You can sort of see it on the first picture but the glare from the monitor is making it not as visible.

Here he is, been with us for a few weeks already! I think he's a dominant pied because there's a little patch of white on his head but otherwise he doesn't really have a stripe. I also have a hard time telling what color he is because sometimes he looks purple and sometimes he looks grayish blue... Either way, he's a sweetie and loves to have his cheeks scratched! I will have more pics later

I have checked out ebay, the only concern I have is that the only long cages I can find seem to be breeder cages, or else they're gigantic metal cages with stands... after hearing your opinions, I think i'm leaning more towards 2 and 4 because they're actually about the same size. But I'd like to hear more suggestions...

See as I mentioned above, though I like the size of breeder type cages, I don't like the type of tray they have and how there's no plastic seed catcher around it...

The second one is actually 24x12x18, what I liked is that it's long and it has 4 food dishes instead of 2 and very asthetically pleasing

3 budgies, 2 males 1 female

I'm looking for a cage for three budgies that will be an acceptable size considering that they will be spending most of their day outside of the cage and not overwhelm a small apartment and also of course be efficient. Some cages I'm looking at: http://www.drsfostersmith.com/product/prod...2188x003&ctt=60 http://www.pets-warehouse.com/picture-bb1/hagen/4200.gif http://www.drsfostersmith.com/Product/Prod...2&N=2003+113271 - though I like this one, I live in a small 1 bed room apt and i'm a little afraid it'll take over the apartment, especially since my birdies spend a lot of time outside. http://www.drsfostersmith.com/Product/Prod...1&N=2003+113268 I looked into breeding cages but I really don't like how most of them have just a tray and no seedcatcher on the bottom. Please let me know what you think, I value you guys's opinions.

I agree, I've always thought her body color looked paler than a normal green but I don't know much about budgie genetics so... Anyway, I have an album I keep of my budgie pictures so if you guys want to look at more pictures of her, feel free.. http://www.flickr.com/photos/61165931@N00/