Bird Behavior

It screeches! This answer is true, believe me.

They are the size of your thumb and they are blue.

They're A bit smaller than your thumb. And they're light blue.

Birds will eat whatever they become accustomed to eating and what they like. You can try offering cucumber if you want. Be aware that birds will not readily eat foods they don't recognize as being food, so you have to keep offering new foods every day until the bird realizes that this new item is food and tries it!

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Mine personally love a happy hut over a bird tent if they are the type I'm thinking you are writing about. I think they prefer a happy hut because they actually lean forward and somewhat lay down as a double stacker (there's two), rather than stand up on a stick. The same goes for my cinnamon green-cheeck conure, except my parakeets want nothing to do with a lot of things such as toys, housing, bird baths, etc.

It varies from bird to bird, but my sun conures love their happy hut.

South African parrots, such as the African Grey, thrive on a varied diet that includes high-quality pellets, fresh fruits, and vegetables. Foods like apples, carrots, leafy greens, and berries are excellent choices. It's also important to provide occasional nuts and seeds in moderation, as they are high in fat. Always avoid avocado, chocolate, and caffeine, as these can be toxic to parrots.

eating to much

It's impossible to tell for sure. If he does it will take 3 months to a year. Also parakeets often die shortly after their mate or companion dies. You should take it to the vet to have him checked because grieving parakeets are very susceptible to illness. Sometimes parakeets will die from grief and no other reason can be found wrong. My close friend had two parakeets, and after the female died suddenly of egg-binding, the male refused to eat or fly or do anything. All he would do is lie in the cage in the spot where his mate had died, and if he was moved he would go back to that spot. My friend took him to 2 avian vets who could not figure out what was wrong, no infections or tumors or anything like that. The vet gave her vitamin food to feed him. She hand fed him for a while and then he died anyway.

They eat worms rats 

because in the wild that's the time they eat and play

in the grass lands

A lot times guys do that when they have loose ends to tie up. For example, maybe he was in a relationship that he knew he wanted to get out of, and was planning on getting out of when he met you. He could have been very interested in you and didn't want to let the opportunity pass him by, so he got your number, planning to call after he was no longer in a relationship. That's actually a very mature thing to do. There could have been other reasons, too. He could have been shy, misplaced your number, etc.

DO NOT FEED YOUR PARKEET:

sugary stuff

salty stuff

or

meat

DO FEED YOUR PARAKEET:

seeds

millet spray

lettuce

oranges

berries

(There is more things but I can't remember.)

I can't display images directly, but you can easily find pictures of parakeets by searching online through image search engines or websites dedicated to bird photography. Parakeets come in various vibrant colors and patterns, making them popular pets. You can also visit social media platforms where bird enthusiasts share their photos.

Spending a lot of time with a pessimist can have a negative impact on your outlook. You may begin to pick up on the pessimistic habits of your friend.

Turnstones eat any thing they can find under rocks/seaweed and eggs of other turnstones.

"Squawked" is an onomatopoeia: It is a word that is spelled in the same way that it is heard, like "moo" or "peep". What the particular bird that is DOING the squawking means may vary. Oddly, sadly, many Earth animals have learned OUR language(s), but as yet, we have learned NONE of theirs. Perhaps YOU will be the first!

There are too many variables to know what an "average" cage is. Part of it depends on the dimensions of the cage, part of it depends on the shape of the cage, and a lot of it depends on the budgies themselves. Females in particular can be territorial and aggressive.

A parakeet nesting box is a box (most commonly made of wood, but also found in cardboard) that parakeet breeders use to replicate a tree cavity where parakeets naturally raise their young. Parakeet (or budgie) nesting boxes should be at least 6" wide x 7" deep x 7" tall (at least), though many breeders recommend wider boxes with the entry hole set off to one side so the parent birds don't crush the eggs when they enter. The entry hole prefered by parakeets in the wild is approximately 1.5" in diameter.

No! Of course not! Once you touch a birds nest to take one egg, your smell is all over. This might cause the mother to abandon the nest. Then, when the other eggs hatch, there will be no food source and they will all end up dying.

Microfilaments are thinner rods of protein that enable movement. Microtubules are hollow tubes that give rigidity and shape. Flagella and cilia have microtubules in their centers.

Lettuce, seed and fruit

It is a good place to land.