Does a parakeet mimic its dead cage mate?

Yes, I believe they can.

No! He helps his mate to feed her and the chicks and help raise them. He should definetly not be removed from the cage. ...

i got a parakeet just 1.but next 2 the cage i have a par of cocktail birds.my parakeet had 2eggs in the the cage this mornin....so am thinken maybe the boy cocktail had sex with it throw the gate it sounds funny but i swair this is real....no lie can somebody anser this 4 me whats good.... ...

yes

yes, animals do not discriminate by age

No. The two birds could be companion birds, but they couldn't mate.

Sounds like he is attempting to mate with it.

When they mate after 5 weeks or so..

they usually mate in a bed jk they mate in their cage

birds on the ground are in the preditors zone . so if given a choice no they wouldn't nest there. but if that's where it's at they might . but they will never feel safe there. ...

anytime! mostly in spring though

Guinea pigs are definitley happier with a cage mate.

since no one has answered you... I thought I would let you know my rat killed and ate my two gerbils. I let her out for a while and she found a way into the gerbil cage and she attacked them. ick. Another rat I had killed it's cage mate (rat). ...

Talk about your serious, Erection

This means that your parakeet is either scared if you keep trying to pick it up, or if its a male parakeet its calling to the female even if you only have a male parakeet it wants to find a mate. ...

It is difficult to impossible to tell the sex of a parakeet. Many pet owners only find out the sex of their birds when they mate. ...

it really depends on what type of parakeet you have and what environment they live in...they need to have a friendly and not mean mate too.. ...

a parakeet chirps when they are happy, sad, lonely, or trying to mate.

the male will start feeding the hen

Yes it can, but in might take time from the bird to get along with its new mate. ...

Parakeets and lovebirds all mate exactly the same way as all other birds - by "cloacal kiss". ...

Not usually. Birds mate for life unless the mate dies or is otherwise permanently separated from its mate. ...

its probaly because she didnt like him or because he bit her

When its itching more then usual or rubbing its head on a perch (watch for any kind of mites though or a skin condition) and when it looses some feathers (not patches though,then your budgie maybe pulling them out or a cage mate might be) ...

Some parakeets can be slightly territorial, I have 2 parakeets at home and they tend to avoid each other, or if it is a female avoiding a male, this could mean that the male is trying to mate with the female, and the female does not want to mate. Though, mating only occurs if you feed them fresh greens frequently. So It's most likely a territorial issue, you might try getting a bigger aviary or cage. Hope this helps :) ...