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Is budgerigar a bird

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It is another name for a parakeet(a bird)

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Is budgerigar a mammal or reptile or bird?

A budgerigar is a bird.


Is budgerigar a mammal?

No. A budgerigar (budgie) or parakeet is a bird, not a mammal.


What is the most popular pet bird type?

Probably a budgerigar.


What is a cage bird?

A cage bird is a bird, such as a canary or budgerigar, who is kept captive in a cage or an aviary for domestic companionship or as a hobby.


Which bird lays the largest eggs in proportion to its size kiwi kookaburra or a budgerigar?

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Is the budgerigar multicelluler?

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Do falcons eat budgerigar?

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What is budgie the contraction of?

Budgie IS the contraction. The full name is Budgerigar.


What are the best caged birds?

This depends on personal preference. The budgerigar, a native of Australia and sometimes known as "parakeet" overseas, is a cheerful, chirpy bird that is entertaining to watch and easy to look after.


Your parakeet has a light purple nostril is it a male or female?

If it is a budgerigar, it might be a young bird. If it is not a young bird it is probably a male. There are two ways to be 100% sure of a bird's sex. One is a blood test. The other way is if a bird lays an egg (hens will sometimes lay unfertilized eggs even if there are no males), she is definitely a female.


What kind of bird is a blue parakeet?

Parakeet can refer to many different species of small parrot, some of which are blue. If you are from the U.S., the most common species that is called a parakeet is the budgerigar, which has many color mutations that appear blue. If the bird being sold is less than $40 it is probably a budgerigar. Other possibilities that are common in the pet trade are Quaker/Monk parakeets (Myiopsitta monachus) and Alexandrine parakeets (Psittacula eupatria). In both cases, if the bird looks blue it is a color mutation and not the natural wild color.