Parakeets (Budgerigars)

No, most likely not. Try and keep your parakeet away from the fan.

A proper diet for a parakeet would be a variety of healthy, nutritious human foods, pelleted bird food, as well as some seed occasionally. Fresh, clean water every day is a must.

yes they can

There are 16 feathers in one shuttlecock.

Lenght-64mm-70mm

no she may be bored

I think I may have an answer, but I am intrigued to find out whose relatives died in Clopton on the same day, as I also have two relatives who died in Clopton on the sa me day 11 March 1689, and there surely will not be many people dying in this small place on that same day! Janet

Lutino (not "Latino," that is a human ethnic group) ring-necked parakeets are not a species. Ring-necked parakeet can refer to any of several species in the genus Psittacula. A lutino is a bird that has a genetic mutation that has removed all of the bird's black pigment. They are yellow or white in places where the normal bird is green or blue. They will build their nests the same way as a normal colored bird. It's not possible to answer the question unless the exact species is known.

Well parakeets need to be out of their cage for t least an hour a day, you can have it out longer but if your bird is one that does not like to be messed with I would suggest letting it on top of the cage and carring it just occasionaly.

You should provide plenty of wet egg food, changed daily, or more often in hot weather, seed, and fruit and vegetables. The male will eat the food, and feed the hen.

You can tell that your parakeet is old by looking at the rings on it's head. If there are a lot of black rings that go around it's head, it is younger.

If your parakeet has little rings unlike this one, it's older.

This parakeet has almost a white head which means it is older.

Usually about 24 hours. I open the cage door, wiggle it to make noise, and place my finger along the bottom of the opening. If he is ready to come out of the cage, he now jumps on my finger. The first 24 hours I allow the parakeet to spend a lot of time out of the cage and work with him. I keep placing my finger along the bottom of his belly and push up against his belly gently. If you do this enough times, he will catch on quickly. They usually love to sit on your shoulder after they get used to coming to your finger.

Slaty-headed Parakeet was created in 1832.

first you may want add shred ed paper so your bird can lay and keep its eggs warm in its nest. keep your bird warm and don't disturb them

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yes since their noses are very sensitive and the candles and sprays have chemicals in them which can destroy the budgies delicate respiratory system

In short, yes. The key is can those two specific blue parakeets get along. Color doesn't matter, but the two parakeets personalities may clash. If you have had a parakeet for a long time, he may not take kindly to an intruder. Often if you have three, two will bond and pick on the outsider. It is really about the individual birds not the color.

violet or blue

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Birds don't get or transmit chlamydia trachomatis, the germ that causes the sexually transmitted infection. Birds may transmit chlamydia psittaci, which is not sexually transmitted.

So the male Parakeet has a blueish cere, and the female has a pinkish brown cere. Here is a bad picture of what it kinda looks like

just place the nest box near the top of cage and make sure they have access to get in it and leave them alone

It depends it can leave them in a wheel chair not being able to do anything apart from breath! but you can die i think

Edit: Breaking someones neck will not always lead to death. Though it will lead to paralyzes of the body in specific areas depending on what part of the neck is broken. Also it can, and most often will lead to severe limitations to breathing like in Christopher Reeve's case.

Also why would you ask such a question? It would have been better to ask

"Can a neck injury kill someone?~Aurion

A parakeet's lifespan varies by species. Some parakeets live to the age of 7 to 15, or rarely 20 years. This would correspond to 5 to 7 human years to a parakeet year, except that parakeets are adults by the age of 1 year, which is quite different from humans but comparable to other birds, mammals, and similar animals.

By hand-taming it.

Really would need to know what make/model you are talking about, but I suspect it is an early Iver Johnson model made before 1905.