Why is your parakeets sqwaking?

Answer 1

You have to remember that parrots have about the emotional maturity of a five year old. If their environment is stressful (i.e., cats stalk them or people rattle their cages) then they will start to scream. Parrots crave attention, and if they discover that screaming makes you run in and yell at them to stop, they will enjoy the attention and do it more. Spend a lot of quiet time with your bird, watch TV with them or do your homework with them haning out with you, I guarentee the screaming will be reduced.

Answer 2

I belive parrots can talk beause of the shape of their tongue. I heard about a study that was done, and they say a parrots tongue is similar to a humans, so it's not actually suprising that they can talk or just mimmic what we can say.
They dont actually talk as we know it. Parrots copy sounds they hear. However, the parrot family including Budgies are very intelligent. They can associate sound with actions and respond to these

Answer 3

Like many animals budgies communicate verbally. Chirping, chattering and "squawking" are a budgie's way of communicating or "talking". If you have a pet budgie over time you may be able to tell these noises apart. Squawking may also mean that your budgie is frightened or angry.
Budgies squawk to communicate with others, let's say, their reflection. They also squawk when they are frightened or angry.

Answer 4

All birds communicate with visual displays as well as sounds. Squawking just happens to be one of the sounds that parrots make.

Answer 5

parrots really don't talk. they just mimic.

Answer 6

because they are so smart that they just pick up sayings

Answer 7

It just wants some lovin'.