I'm new to this and i just worked out how to upload photos.

In the picture above is one of my pairs they haven't been successful yet but they are trying.

 

 

This is another one of my pairs they have been successful. These two make really cute baby's, unfortunately i haven't got any photos of them.

 

 

These two i have had for a while.

 

 

The white and green budgies were came free with the new aviary i brought they have bred before but not yet with me.

 

 

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Mumma budg is her nickname

She has produced a few clutches. The colours i have got are violet, grey, green and yellow .

 

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Two of the young that mumma budg has produced.

These two love playing on your hands and love to chew on your hair, they're cute

Mumma Budg's parent are the yellow and grey budgie.

 

 

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My little twin, hes called twin because his brother and him look exactly the same. He also has a sister that's lutino.

 

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He is paired with a purple budgie that is trying to have a baby. He has a brother that is blue.

 

 

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The gray budgie is the blue budgies mum. The blue budgie is brothers with the green budgie in the picture above.

 

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Yellow and grey budgie, the parents of my gray mumma budg.

 

 

 

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Father budgie of the yellow face with the green and blue body.

 

 

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Picture of colourful budgie and his father.

 

 

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some other budgies.

Edited May 15, 201114 yr by **KAZ**
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Welcome Kimberly, your birds look very sweet

nice looking flock

 

just a couple concerns - 2nd picture why is the females beak so white???

 

4th picture the 2 sitting on top of the nest box The female is missing a lot of toes - keep an eye on her when perching, climbing around - Sometimes they're not bothered by it other times its Very difficult for them Also the Male Looks to have leg problems his legs shouldn't be that close together and feet pointed inwards - probably a case of Splayed leg that was attempted to be fixed so just keep an eye on him too you may have to make your aviary Disability friendly

their is nothing wrong with your birds kim

k n m breeding you have no right in pointing things you have no knowledge on

the first picture its the light shining on the beak

and the hen with out some toes thats not a issue shes healthy looking and clearly if their was an issue it would be noticed and dealt with the cock bird is just resting that way

i think you need to think before you go attacking a new member about her flock

 

even a freindly pm pointing these issues out would have been clearly nicer however these are not even concerns as their not their

the birds you speak of are fine

welcome kim you have a lovely flock