Hey everyone!! (missed this forum and you guys for some reason...)

Im back from my holiday and got a nice suprise of my budgies which my uncle has been taking care of. there were new babies and i have some pictures...

 

The next three budgies are brothers and sisters and all are spangles

 

(i dont know what to call these colours)

 

Sorry about the quality of the picture...

 

 

from another pairing...

 

this girl fell in some water....couldnt fly :rofl: shes an albino

 

and this is another albino

 

their normal laurel brother...

 

and grey-green-yellow(?) cinnanom sister...sorry about the quality again...

 

and from another pairing....

 

a nice laurel girl who seems to inherit her fathers feathers....

 

and my favourite.... a double factor pied.. :question:

 

im so excitede!!! now i can write some breeding journals..... :rofl:

Do you have another place to put your babies in the future ? If they are left in an aviary with nestboxes you will find they will try and breed from as young as 12 weeks and you will have major problems. Any budgie under 12 months should not be in an aviary where nestboxes are or they will breed too young.

nice birds.

Do you have another place to put your babies in the future ? If they are left in an aviary with nestboxes you will find they will try and breed from as young as 12 weeks and you will have major problems. Any budgie under 12 months should not be in an aviary where nestboxes are or they will breed too young.

 

 

there are alot of birds breeding at about 8 months, so i might ask my dad about that. See, im only twelve and its not like i can go and build a birdroom. Actually there is a small shed behind the avairy which my dad mentioned we might be able to build some sort of birdroom one day....

a nice laurel girl who seems to inherit her fathers feathers....and my favourite.... a double factor pied..

The one you call "laurel"is a grey green.The one you called double factor dominant pied is a single factor dominant pied.

Do you have another place to put your babies in the future ? If they are left in an aviary with nestboxes you will find they will try and breed from as young as 12 weeks and you will have major problems. Any budgie under 12 months should not be in an aviary where nestboxes are or they will breed too young.

there are alot of birds breeding at about 8 months, so i might ask my dad about that. See, im only twelve and its not like i can go and build a birdroom. Actually there is a small shed behind the avairy which my dad mentioned we might be able to build some sort of birdroom one day....

You simply have to have a flight where the budgies who are under 12 months can be with NO NESTBOXES. They are NOT meant to be breeding that young. You force them to breed by having them in a place where nestboxes are.

All right then.... I will tell my dad. But dont call the RSPCA if i am still "forcing" the babies to breed if i cant get a new cage

Gee. Colours are confusing, especially with the greens and grey-greens and the yellows but i thought that if there is a lot of ground colour on a pdominant pied it mus be DF

All right then.... I will tell my dad. But dont call the RSPCA if i am still "forcing" the babies to breed if i cant get a new cage Dobbing you in to the RSPCA is not what I do. Anyway they wouldnt do anything. HOWEVER it would be the responsible thing to do to make sure young birfds are not where nestboxes are unless you have a fund of money to pay vets fees for the things that can go wrong. Get your Dads help. If you cant have the young birds in another aviary then remove the nestboxes.

Gee. Colours are confusing, especially with the greens and grey-greens and the yellows

 

but i thought that if there is a lot of ground colour on a dominant pied it must be DF NO....the wing pattern indicates sf dom pied as does the body colour.

i was only joking.... i should have put a smily face after i said that. sorry