If for example one bird takes off to drink, the whole flock will follow.
This is not just because budgerigars love to be together, but it also works as a precaution against possible enemies.Image (c) tr1307 on flickr.com
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Out together, home together
Being part of a flock is very important to wild budgerigars.
If for example one bird takes off to drink, the whole flock will follow.
This is not just because budgerigars love to be together, but it also works as a precaution against possible enemies.
Image (c) tr1307 on flickr.com
If for example one bird takes off to drink, the whole flock will follow.
This is not just because budgerigars love to be together, but it also works as a precaution against possible enemies.Image (c) tr1307 on flickr.com
This post made me look for thirsty budgie videos ^_^ Have you seen this one already?
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qiYgVXhTfek (very noisy)
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Awww, poor budgies. They sure were excited about finding water :)
ReplyDeleteYou know, I still think that's why our budgies always start twittering happily when it rains ^^