Unique Baby-Budgies

Color

Pastel

Characteristic

Bonded Pair, Companion, Cute, Exotic, Fancy, House Trained, Homing, Pet, Playful, Quiet, Rare, Singing, Talking, Tame

Additional Comments

Please TEXT/CALL. Amazing unique colors: pastel (creamy/pied blue, lilac, yellowish, greenish or combinations); also fancy yellow + grey, white+ purple/blue, purplish-blue, cobalt blue+ white, golden-olive, military green, multicolored, grey or greyish-purplish. Very healthy baby-budgies, under 3 moths old. Friendly, they DON'T BITE and are "potty-trained" (you can use a tray of water to keep the cage clean); they eat veggies, are used to being caged and also to fly freely.... (read more) Very intelligent, understand some words, fast learners that can be trained to talk. These baby-budgies are raised lovingly by their parents who feed them well and teach them to fly. They live in a very clean "Zen room"; they have the best diet of seeds, veggies, eggs& egg shell, nuts, and fresh treats. Due to this diet, they are very strong fliers (even with trimmed feathers) and very smart. They have different personalities, but all are trainable and the parents were selected to be non-aggressive, friendly birds You will receive a TIPS Message to help you bond with your budgies. Wonderful, easy-to-keep-clean, highly interactive pets.
(Not a bird-mill aviary, these are the pampered babies of my few pet-parakeet couples.)

Shipping Notes

Cannot ship, would meet in Dallas - Fort Worth as far as Granbury, or within other reasonable drive.

Best conditions for the healthiest happiest finches and budgies. I own a few couples of amazing birds who love their environment so much that they keep producing gorgeous chicks. Their conditions are superior: clean and green (they have their own room in my house); best seeds, fresh organic vegetables and fruit, minerals including from natural sources (fresh crushed egg shell); sunshine and fresh ar; free flight; plety of fresh water to bathe daily, toys, ...... (read more) a flock of 30 small birds to belong together. Such a humane approach has stimulated their intelligence. They raise their own chicks, but I make sure to train the chicks to like human interaction: they learn not to bite, to step up, to return to their own cages, to interact, and to listen to some commands. Non-intrusive, they stick to their colorful room (even if the door is open), and act like feathered friends easily.