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Tuesday, 7 January 2014

Guide to Hand Taming Budgies/Badrika Part 1

Lots of people often ask me if taming budgies is really possible? You need proof ? You have a living person right here. Yes, I have hand tamed budgies myself.
First I will give some picture proof and videos to show that hand taming of badrika is really possible!

                                                        Me with my hand tamed budgie

Pics from internet:-



















My own videos:-
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCItEaVHbOcn8ooXzuirTtRQ

Other videos from net:-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSeIDYFDv3E
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xymY4wMEvDc

I will tell more about hand taming process later.

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Monday, 6 January 2014

New Baby Budgies/Badrika for sale for Hand taming

Our two new babies Tom and Jerry are for sale for those who want to hand tame them. They are about a month old and are very lovely and playful. They are from excellent quality parents.

Contact- awesomebudgie22@gmail.com
Please contact only if you are a serious buyer. Sale from Kolkata, NO home delivery options available.




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Thursday, 2 January 2014

How to identify whether your Budgie is Male or Female ?

New Budgie breeders often have this question in their mind when buying new budgies and when having new babies.

Here's the steps fellas:-

To enable you to determine a female budgie from a male budgie you need to look at the color
of the budgie’s "cere". The cere is the area directly above the beak housing the nostrils.

Male budgies (cock) under the age of 4 months have pink ceres (nose). The pink cere turns purple to blue by the time the cock reaches sexual maturity. When the cocks are fertile and ready to breed (This is called being in Breeding Condition), their cere changes into shiny/deep blue colour. When the cock gets out of breeding condition, the cere changes back to its normal blue colour.

However, there are certain mutations of budgies that keep their pink cere throughout their lifetime. Some of those mutations include Recessive Pied, Albino, Lutino.(I will talk about them later).
                                                           Young male budgie
                                                       Adult male budgie
A female budgie (hen) has a blue or white cere with white rings around the nostrils (nose holes) when they are young. As they reach maturity, the cere colour changes to brown or white, or stays a colour of bright blue with white rings around the nostrils. When the hen is fertile and ready to breed, her cere will turn even a darker brown colour and will form flakes/crusts on the cere. When the hen is out of Breeding condition, the colour changes back to its normal white/blue/lighter brown colour.
                                                             Young Female budgie

                                                              Adult Female budgie

Other ways to know and make sure of your budgie's sex is to notice its behavior.
Male budgies are usually much more playful and get on easily with other budgies.
Female budgies are usually more aggressive and munch away at bits and pieces of nesting material like paper.

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Wednesday, 1 January 2014

10 reasons to choose Budgie as your Pet:-

1.    It is the loveliest looking little bird and unlike other bigger birds is available in a range of colors including green, blue, white, grey, yellow and their various mutations. In fact there are more than 30 known mutations of budgies!!

    2.    Budgies breed well in captivity and if proper care is taken lead a healthy blissful life.
   3.    You don't need to spend your whole day caring for them unlike other bigger mammals. Budgies typically need an hour of care each day.
   4.    They will not poop all over your home but only in their cages. Budgie poop can also be used as fertilizer for plants unlike dogs and cats.
   5.    They are quite cheap and also easy to care for and are thus ideal as a Beginner’s pet.
   6.    Budgies can learn to talk and whistle if taught properly. In 1995, a budgerigar named "Puck" was credited by Guinness World Records as having the largest vocabulary of any bird,at 1,728 words!!
   7.    Budgies breed well in captivity and produce beautiful and cute babies which are delight to watch.
   8.    You can even have your own small business by selling Budgies
   9.    They are a real stress buster with their various antics and constant talking.
  10.                       A Budgie can be your Best Friend if trained properly.

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