Ines

here i think this article may help: http://forums.budgiebreeders.asn.au/index....showtopic=16778

hes a very lucky boy my friend has one there very good dogs:) waiting for pics

Good luck to you... i don't know what type of breed it will be but it will be attractive :rip:

leon :dbb1: umm Neon :ausb:

agree...gray green :nest:

Bird hanging: all this working out is hardwork Bird grooming: yes...working out...

sounds like a cheeky and playful bird...can u post a picture

it is probley best if you let the parents feed the baby budgie because there is a lot of risks If you are concerned about your baby budgie not being as tame if you don't hand-feed you can handle the baby budgie at about 3 weeks for about 15-20 mins (Baby budgies who are handled daily out of the nest turn out as tame as hand-fed budgies) When the feathers start to develop, you can start to gently rub their cheeks, jaw, head and neck feathers to get them used to the petting. They should begin to perch at about 5 weeks, during which time you can start doing the step-up training. :budgiedance:

asia

soo cute you can never have too many photos :(Laughing out loud):

Good luck! it looks like a comfey home :feedbirds:

yasmin

try putting your bird on your shoulder...it worked with neon and her wings arn't clipped.i also sit on the ground and she'll come out and sit on me or play games

i am pretty sure its a girl but iam not 100%...

thankyou and iam very proud of her (Laughing out loud) :fear