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Post by rdkntriker on Nov 27, 2013 2:06:56 GMT
I was told or read somewhere that Female budgies do not chirp as much as males. Well Lucky loves the show "The Voice" and when they sing she is all at it singing away. Hope that she may talk as she like to make music.
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Post by dianapalmer on Nov 27, 2013 2:16:05 GMT
She's Lucky that you play "The Voice" for her.  My budgies like music and the TV. They chirp along when I play my dulcimer. I believe they are both male. |
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Post by lisamarie on Nov 27, 2013 3:20:53 GMT
My female is a LOT louder and more noisy than my male. But my male makes more "pretty" songs where as my female just sounds like she's barking orders or something!
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Post by Sarah on Nov 27, 2013 15:09:20 GMT
It isn't that females can't vocalize or that they don't vocalize often - they do. Females tend to spend more time with short sharp sounds than song, but they do sing when happy, playful or stimulated. Males are much more likely to spend most of the day singing for no reason at all though, and they tend to be better at singing then females from all the practice XD
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Post by parrotenthusiast on Nov 27, 2013 15:39:24 GMT
Since i'm in a band. I always bring my macaw and my favorite budgie(coz of red eyes) in rehearsals. We play metal. And when out of the blue one time, i was woken up by what I thought someone playing my guitar for like 3 in the freaking morning! But when I realized, it's from my balcony, i wouldn't be surprised if my macaw is doing that coz he usualy does with a dance. It was my budgie, Tonto! She was doing the sound of my heavily distorted guitar! And she was like dancing and all while all other parrots are sleeping. I never thought it would be so loud like that since its dawn. And it's really impressive for a budgie who has other budgie companions to learn to mimic. But I wish she doesnt do it so randomly though  |
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Post by rdkntriker on Nov 28, 2013 1:22:57 GMT
We are watching the making of Sound of Music and Lucky is chirping away. Got to love it. Happy Bird
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