birdluv

l would also say recessive pied instead of my previous post answer, a df dominant pied.

glad to hear that they have calmed down. it is hard to tell how long the separation might be, it could be long term, or they might stop fighting and can be in one cage. it all depends on how the budgies feel.

that is so sad

a beautiful hen

what type of batteries do you use? are the alkaline or nickledim?

your pictures are fine your flock is beautiful.

oh l love them all, very nice work there Chrysocome

that is a neat perch, great idea

l'm so deeply sorry for your loss

beautiful budgies. l'm not quite sure what the white one is, it could be a sky blue df dominant pied?

great pictures, l like the last photo

Hi, welcome to the forums if you have any questions feel free to ask away, you may want to read our FAQ section, it is full of good information. we would love to see pictures of your flock, we all love pictures on this forum if you need help to post your pictures or resize them you can click below on my signature that says "how to post pictures."

they are such cuties. love the pics.

l'm so sorry

he is looking good, he is very lucky to have you

that is great that you will be keeping her.

Hi, welcome to the forums. Dude is very handsome

Hi, welcome to the forums

l personally would never pull their feather's out , too much pain. l would choose wing clip, it is like when you clip your nails, it is painless. **edit, l just read your thread again and realized what you where saying. in your situation, l would just wait until he molts**

Well it has been a while since the last competition, so here is another one :fear what are these budgies thinking about? Go crazy with this one, just remember to have fun :(Laughing out loud): Rules: you can submit more then one quote if you want. there really is no rules

great pictures, l love the wet look :fear

oh dear :fear

thanks for the update, l was starting to get worry. my thoughts are with you.

Today's session, There training is going slow and steady at the moment. Since l was away for two days and they seem to have forgotten about my hand and they are abit nervous again. Yesterday and today l put my hand in there cage slowly, offering them millet seed from the palm of my hand. l leave my hand in their cage for 30 minute every few hours, while l have my hand in their cage l whistle and softly talk to them, l make sure that l avoid making eye contact with them. They sit in the far corner and slowly make there way closer to my hand but still will not eat the millet. l will keep on doing this every day until they are eating from my hand and they are not afraid of my hand. After that, l plan on training them to step-up. l will continue to make updates but probably not daily until l see some more progress. :fear

l look forward in seeing tons of pictures :fear l'm glad that you are enjoying yourself on this forum, we are glad that you joined us