Do parakeets make a lot of noise?

Answer 1

Parakeets can get noisy but if they have the right amount of attention and care, they shoud not be much of a bother. Female parakeets make less noise(practically none) than males but keep in mind that females are much more aggressive. Alse, at night, keep their cage covered with a sheet or towel and that should keep them quite while you are sleeping. I hope this is helpful.

Answer 2

Sometimes. Sometimes they are asserting their dominance, sometimes calling for a mate. It depends on the situation and bird. A parakeet's chirping is their form of vocalization. They are part of the parrot family, some of the most intelligent animals on earth. Many parrots (including budgies or parakeets) can not only copy human speech, but according to Dr. Pepperburg's research, actually understand it. So, the complexity of their chirping goes beyond the basic happy/sad/angry emotions. Try watching your parakeet's body language will he/she is talking next time to see if you can get a better clue into what he/she is saying. Also, some great books are:

Guide to a Well-Behaved Parrot (Barron's) by Mattie Sue Athan

Parrot Training: A Guide to Taming and Gentling Your Avian Companion (Pets) by Bonnie Munro Doane

Answer 3

Itcould be neither. It might be because they are calling to their mate

Answer 4

Parrots make noises their whole life right from birth. They will start mimicing human speech around a year old and if trained will start talking close to 1.5 - 2 years of age.

Answer 5

when they want food veggies