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We're not sure exactly what to think about our world these days. It's certainly been a whirlwind few weeks. We were part of a small community of budgies in a mixed-bird aviary. There were just four of us budgies, two couples. Then someone (not saying who!) laid five eggs that hatched into five naked baby birds that eventually turned into little green and yellow baby budgies. Well, like any good parents, we had to defend our babies, so we were very careful about all of those other birds in the aviary. Our person decided that we weren't very good neighbors and asked Mickaboo to find us a new home. So then things got very confusing. We moved out the aviary and into a very nice flight cage with the babies. The babies grew up and left home (as babies do). And now we've moved to a new home as well. What do you think, don't you need a pair of bright green and yellow budgies to brighten your life? The picture here shows Jonquil, Parker, and Hawthorn. Forsythia has decided she doesn't really like living with other budgies (!!!), so she's moved out on her own. The three of us are happy to hang out together, however, or you could adopt us with another budgie. But we are a pretty, happy group of budgies. While we're not tame, we would be happy to share your living space and remind you of the joys of budgies! Notice: Due to the highly social nature of parakeets, unless a household currently includes a parakeet, Mickaboo generally requires that a minimum of two parakeets be adopted. Print this page |
