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Budgies regulate their body temperature with their feathers. If they're cold, they will puff up their feathers; that way, they create an insulating layer of air that holds some wamth. Budgies are not supposed to be "puffed up" all the time, though, unless they are sleeping - but it could also mean that they're ill.
When they're too warm, they spread their wings a little to get cooled down.
Other posts in this series:
Body Language of a sleeping budgie
Body Language of a preening budgie (Budgie Body Language 1)
Budgie Body Language (3)
Budgie Body Language (4)
Cute picture ^_^
ReplyDeletehehe yeah, sleeping budgies are cute ^^
ReplyDeleteI got 6 budgies last day n the 1 sleeps most of the time eat play a little and again sleep she turns her head back puffed her feather n sleeps is it a good sign
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