Lorikeets and budgies are usually fine together. If either bird shows signs of jealousy, the two should be separated immediately.
if you have a budgie for quite awhile and then get another budgie your original budgie will get territorial and attack the newer bird. If this is the case you need to get to cages and slowly show the new budgie to the older budgie. keep doing it again and again until eventually you should be able to keep the two birds in one cage.
The loris (a primate related to the lemur) is mammal. The lorikeet is not a mammal. It is a bird, a type of parrot, as is the parakeet (budgie). The Lorax is not an animal. It is a character created by Dr. Seuss. * There is a mammal with a similar name, called the hyrax, which looks like a large rodent but is more closely related to the elephant and the manatee.
No. Some species of parrots without the word parrot in their name would be cockatiel, budgie, lorikeet, rosella, cockatoo, galah, conure, African lovebird and kakapo.
well you just said the answer: the cat attacked your budgie. Advice: KEEP CATS AWAY FROM YOUR BUDGIE! POOR BUDGIE MUST"VE BEEN SCARED TO DEATH!
rianbow lorikeet
Stephen's Lorikeet was created in 1908.
Blue Lorikeet was created in 1776.
Kuhl's Lorikeet was created in 1824.
Your Budgie should still remain hand tame , with another bird in the cage , if you keep up the handling.
You should make a budgie budget! Complete with monthly goals that motivate you to save little by little until you can buy beautiful, boisterous budgies! Also, keep an eye on online classifieds- sometimes you can find owners who want to find a home for their budgie for free!
The girl budgie would attack the new boy budgie and not the old girl budgie because she is used to the other girl budgie and is not familiar to the new boy budgie.
not if there freinds