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Old Mate

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So Today I went out and bought a new budgie... We're gonna call him "Old Mate" for now but his real name is BCV 3789 (2010).

 

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Thanks, yeah he looks a good bird. He's a 2010 bird but hopefully he'll have another round in him...

He's a nice looking bird, very showy, good luck with him.

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Thanks Trefto, he does have the showiness in him. I mean, he's not going to win a show but he is a nice bird and doesn't mind playing up to the camera. Hoping there is something hidden in his DNA that comes out in the breeding.

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I'm a bit confused about him actually, His cheek patch is more a Violet colour and up near where his mask joins his body there is a tinge of blue but then he looks grey all over the body. Soo... I'm assuming he's a grey.

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I'll have to check tomorrow. If it is dark dark blue what does that mean? Mauve?

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Just had a look... I'm pretty sure it's black as well so he must be a grey. and looking at the cheek patches again I would say it's a similar colour to the grey greens so Im fairly confident he is a grey.

 

He's currently having a moult which I assume is due to the stress of a new home and possibly change of food? Is that right? pretty sure I read that somewhere... Hopefully it won't be to stressful for him and he'll sort himself out soon.

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He's still got a few pin feathers coming through. It's not as big of a moult as I 1st thought but I'm still making sure he's getting some extra food and vitamins.

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