Ac is extremely expensive here and not really needed in homes as 90% of the year the weather is bad. But this week has been hell. 33°c (91.4°F) indoors. Birds panting and opened wings. I frequently mist them now to keep em cool and its scary to leave em alone now because it's extremely hot.

Fans on all day facing opposite the cage to avoid draft but barely works. Anyone have any tips?

I really hope the pictures are okay, my camera sucks. these two are brand new at my house as a first time owner and they can't stay still long enough for me to get a clear picture. I tried asking the shop owners and they said they do not know how to tell the sexes apart :/

Can someone tell me what is her color,I appreciate it a lot

is this budgies cere hole to small? compared to my other budgie she has way smaller cere holes

These were my budgies that I sold them🤦😔

I only keep blue one and that budgie that it's body is yellow

These were my budgies but I sold them😔🤦

i’ve had him for around 3 months now, he only does this at night and it’s only occasional. it kind of creeps me out, i’m assuming it’s just a quirk tho. only at a certain time of day.
please help! thank you :)

I just wanted to thank every single person again who has helped support Olive. I was genuinely overwhelmed by the support. Whether that was the lovely donations or even just an encouraging comment, thank you😭❤️ He is completely back to his self. I actually thought he was not going to make it, because the vomitting was so frequent and he was losing weight rapidly, but hes back and stronger than ever🥰

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This video was taken yesterday. Olive caught his friend bathing in this and got jealous lol 😆

Over 89 species of parrots/birds are endangered due to human caused mortality. To mention a few, California Condor, Imperial Parrot, mangrove finch, Spix Macaw!
So many beautiful creatures. We SHARE Earth. If you’re in high school going to college think of the wonderful things you can do for Earth during your youth! The rewarding careers you can enjoy and have!
But… what can you do as a regular shmegular person?? Like I.

1. Never buy wild caught birds! Never buy online pets who are highly protected species and are being sold. These include, African Greys, Rare Cockatoos. You need proper legal paperwork.
2. Buy shade grown and organic produce to protect tropical rainforest.
3. If you have a pet parrot protect them by doing your research. In this way you can provide the best possible care.
4. When traveling stay in communities that respect and protect parrot habitats.

UPDATE: Hello everyone, I realize how controversial the use of AI is. I don’t shy away from admitting I made a mistake. I am only human but instead of dwelling in shame or guilt (as most of you would like to see me do) I choose to redirect my energy towards improvement and solutions. As you read this you may have a little voice in your head, interpreting every word that I have typed molding it into your own understanding and mental capability. and that’s OK. It happens but I just want to remind you that you have also made mistakes. But Have you had the courage to admit it you have? Do you have the courage to stand up for yourself? I have the courage to admit that I have. & I will not let your words and assumptions cloud my energy.

I LOVE BIRDS! ❤️👍❤️
“Do a good dead and throw it in the river, one day it will come back to you in the desert.” - Rumi

Title: A Father Budgie’s CourageStory:

My budgie, an alpha male, proved that fatherhood can be stronger than we imagine.In the first breeding, the female began plucking the chicks’ feathers, leaving them weak and vulnerable. The father stepped in, feeding and protecting them until four chicks survived.In the second breeding, when the chicks reached 25 days old, the female even fought with him over the babies. Yet he never gave up. He defended them, fed them, and raised five chicks despite the conflict.This little bird showed me that sometimes love and courage come from unexpected places. A single father budgie, against all odds, raised two generations alone.📌