hi,

 

is it crewl to breed budgies and let them out in the wild?

 

i'm thinking of doing this but am not sure if it will be good for them

 

we in UK London have the crappyest weather so am unsure if the birds will be able to survive.

 

i like to bring nature to nature.

 

Bhups

DON"T LET THEM GO!!!!!!!!!!!!! *faints*

 

Budgies can not live 'wild' in the UK!!! They would die from cold in winter and the fact that they wouldn't have the skills to live wild.

 

oki...

 

bad idea

 

not sure wat to do if i was to start breeding budgies...

 

letting them go was my best idea

 

ahh well..

 

still a novies at taking care of 1 budgie so i have more time to think of other reasons.

 

Bhups

budgies would not die of the cold in winter but would not be able to find food

cheers hath..

 

B

but you still cant let them go!!

(Laughing out loud).. no probs..

 

deffinatly will not do that!

 

B

Edited August 6, 200421 yr by Bhups

budgies would not die of the cold in winter

 

 

oh well i just thought since it is soo much colder in England than Aussie, but then the budgies over there a bit different.

 

The end is the same they still die.

The only thing you'd be doing is torturing the poor budgies that you let go - no food, no water, no hospitable living conditions, they'd be cold, nowhere to live, and the other birds/predators would attack and kill and eat them.

 

If you're set on breeding budgies, you could sell some of them to responsible people. Or make a [warm] aviary and keep the numbers of budgies at a certain level.

(Laughing out loud)

 

i knew it was a bad idea.. (Laughing out loud)

 

dont worry.. wont do it

 

B