April 28, 200817 yr Welcome Budgie123 :hap: Hope you enjoy it here. Tell us something about your budgies
April 29, 200817 yr :hap: Welcome to BBC and do tell us about your budgies plus pictures if you can. Click on my signature for allowable picture sizes. As well, we like to tell newcomers about our FAQ section which is comprehensive and answers many questions.
April 29, 200817 yr whenever anybody says "Hi everybody" I cannot help replying "Hi Doctor Nick". Sorry, simpsons has screwed me up. Welcome. Loooking forward to pics
April 29, 200817 yr whenever anybody says "Hi everybody" I cannot help replying "Hi Doctor Nick". Sorry, simpsons has screwed me up. Welcome. Loooking forward to pics Hello and welcome
April 29, 200817 yr Author hey everybody thanks for the warm welcome .. my budgies have just got a few(4) chicks and im going to post their picture along with the chicks and i have got a few questions im going to ask them as well .. thanks really everyone .. Edited April 29, 200817 yr by *libby* Changed short text to full words. Please stick to forum rules on short hand text.
April 29, 200817 yr OOOhhh babies, lovely! Just so you know there are people of all different ages that use this site and some struggle to read text language, it's much easier if you can write the full words. I look forward to seeing your bubbas
April 30, 200817 yr Author hey there .. heres the picture for Santa ( behind ) and B ( infront ) and here are their babies the chicks picture is not that recent but their parents picture is recent .. i wanted to know how long can i keep the chicks with their parents and how to train them and stuff and if i take out the baby and replace it in the nest will the parents pluck their feathers or something ?? .. thx the picture shows in photobucket 208 x 320 dimention but in here it shows 468 .. sorry
April 30, 200817 yr the picture shows in photobucket 208 x 320 dimention but in here it shows 468 .. sorry do not worry, the pictures are the perfect size :hap: l like your budgies colour's. Edited April 30, 200817 yr by birdluv
April 30, 200817 yr Most members will tell you that they bhandle their chicks in the nest, it's necessary for checking their health/cleaning and makes life easier if you want to tame them too. It shouldn't bother the parents at all, you can even add a baby from adifferent nest and most of the time you won't have an issue!
