Comments on: The Reason Why Your Budgie Is Flapping His Wings

By: Stephen J Sparti

Stephen J Sparti — Thu, 08 Oct 2020 03:35:25 +0000

Hello Pierre and thankyou for taking the time to help us with our pets.I have 2 baby parakeets, I’m assuming they arw young,girl them a month ago at a local pet store. I have many questions but the most concerning is , The smaller bird ( one much bigger, but the little one’s wing ? It just looks like he or she broke it or something…l have pics but someone said he or she is clipped. What ? I feel like when I brought them hone and put them in the cage, maybe this baby hurt her wing on a pitch flopping all around,,,or something, she cannot fly, but the other can. She always try’s but chirps and also when I change the paper, its like she gets scared and jumps off than jumps up to safety but no flying. On worr iui ed but, doesn’t seem to be in pain….ok…I’ll try n upload a pic, doesn’t look like I can..

By: michelle octavia

michelle octavia — Thu, 13 Feb 2020 02:11:49 +0000

Hi! it would be a very good idea for you too got a couple of females. maybe even more than two. because it doesn’t matter as much as whether their fight playing or playing. If they seem aggressive and screechy it’s because they’re annoyed at each other. I have four budgies right now two couples in their own cages although they are the same flock. and their cages are right next to each other so they can communicate. they’re doing beautifully. so I’m lending my knowledge and experience and wishing you all the best, and blessings!

By: Brian

Brian — Tue, 26 Nov 2019 21:55:32 +0000

You don’t know what you are talking about. Budgies flap their wings rapidly when they see a flying piece of feather or a large dust particle. They do that to keep these away because they are afraid of them. That is why it is important to clean their cage regularly so that loose feathers or dust do not fly and scare them.

By: Carmen Rolph

Carmen Rolph — Mon, 25 Nov 2019 19:04:54 +0000

I have 2 parakeets. M&F. When 7 pm rolls around Max starts to squak loudly. Is that his way of telling me lights out?? I cover them and that stops the squaking.
Thanks

By: Pierre

Pierre — Mon, 14 Oct 2019 17:43:52 +0000

In reply to Maria Srewaet. Hey Maria, thank you for your comment. It sounds like your white budgie is bullying the yellow budgie. However, since I do not know your whole situation, all I can do for now is recommend you to read the following article. Are my budgies fighting or playing? The article will show you what kind of behavior is aggressive and what behavior is simply playing. You might need to separate the two if you find out that the two do not get along. Regards, Pierre

By: Maria Srewaet

Maria Srewaet — Fri, 04 Oct 2019 13:07:00 +0000

Hi I have 2 male buggies they white one won’t let yellow one play outside the cage he if he comes out for a treat he will fly out and chase him back in I’ve tried locking him in so can spend time with the others one but still doesn’t stop him how can I get them to be out together and play they are about 9/10 months only had them for 3 months but have made great progress with them scared timid birds i first brought home