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my female turq will go for mostly yellow or yellow pied budgies. my male turq, before he died, was best friends with a male budgie who fed each other. the budgie was smart cos her would go feed his female or young. my avairy about 4m x 4m x 3m

no do expect santa come to you?

love number 2 bird. why are he females so expensive compared to the males? my missus would shoot me if i spent that much on budgies

over time i've kept teils, finch's, quail and grass parrots with my budgies

if i bred a red i wouldnt tell anyone until i have enough and had ran out of room to keep more red budgies. the first person who breeds the first red then i believe they would be anle to mane his price. i reckon we'll see white-faced green budgies before we'll see a red budgie.

i have a couple like that only when their seed containers are empty and they're hungry. normally a hassle to get out of the door

creaminos are 1 of the best colour mutations thats available. i'm trying at the moment to breed them with my birds

both birds are pretty healthy. the male budgie has 3 youngsters who are all fine. i have seen him go into the box to feed them and mum. i think he has found an easier way to get food for the family - just ask the male turk to eat for him and collect food when needed

i got a spare aviary so i might move the turks, so he will pay more attention to the female turk

in my budgie avairy i have a pair of yellow turks parrots. 1 of my male budgies (who is also a dad of 3 newly hatched young), is very friendly with my male turk parrot as i seen them both feed each other.

they are lovely birds

mine have learnt to eat the bait without tripping the trap

dont tell many people that your growing hemp you might get some visitors when the plants have grown i planted sunflower and corn for the birds and have a small patch of garden where i throw the old seed to grow fresh seed heads.

as soon the eggs hatch i move the newly hatched chicks and both parents into a cage. i find that since i started doing this i have a higher survival rate.

i spray the hose into the avairy and place ice blocks into the water containers to keep their drink cool

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he is YF2

you shook me all night long ...in my pants high voltage...in my pants jump...in my pants jingle bells...in my pants

thunderstruck in my pants

i enjoyed it

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after 2 seasons now my bourkes have laid eggs, the eggs hatched but every time the female lets the young die after a couple of days . this time 5 eggs were laid, 4 hatched and 1 egg swapped with a newly laid budgie egg to try to save that youngster and the budgie egg is to see if the female is sitting too tight. i'm at the stage that if the last young die then i want to sell them but i dont want to as i do like the bourkes. she did this in a aviary on their own as well as in the budgie aviary.

i have a large aviary that houses budgies, bourkes and turk parrots. the budgie dont bother the grass parrots, as the bourkes are siiting with 4 eggs and the female turk wont allow any budgies near her log. my only problem are the quails as my females wont let my male in the aviary

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