Many people ignore their budgie's body language cuz they're small, and can't bite very hard. THIS IS ABUSE AND IM TIRED OF SEEING PEOPLE DOING IT!! So may I present to you.....BUDGIE BODY LANGUAGE MEANINGS!!!!!
Lunge with beak open: Your budgie is giving you a warning that you are not paying attention to what it's trying to tell you. It can also be that they are jelly of another bird getting all the attention.
Lunge with beak closed: Most of the time, this means your budgie is tryna get someones attention. My budgie Picasso however, just does it for fun.
Bite: STOP PUSHING THEIR BUTTONS!!!!! Rarely, this is used to play.
Running their beak along something: They are investigating it. My budgies do this with my finger all the time, however if you just misted them, they may be trying to lick off water droplets, just for the fun of it!!
Fluffing up and chirping: Your bird is relaxed and happy!
Sleeping: Dont disturb your budgie! Parrots often take naps during the day as well as at night. If your budgie sleeps all the time, it might be sick, so take it to the vet.
Squabbling: This is a natural thing budgies do with each other, however if it gets truly violent, seperate them and give them time to cool off.
Feathers smoothed back: This means your budgie is uncertian or scared.
This is basic budgie body language. If anyone has questions about any other body language and what it means, please feel free to ask! I would rather you know.
Lunge with beak open: Your budgie is giving you a warning that you are not paying attention to what it's trying to tell you. It can also be that they are jelly of another bird getting all the attention.
Lunge with beak closed: Most of the time, this means your budgie is tryna get someones attention. My budgie Picasso however, just does it for fun.
Bite: STOP PUSHING THEIR BUTTONS!!!!! Rarely, this is used to play.
Running their beak along something: They are investigating it. My budgies do this with my finger all the time, however if you just misted them, they may be trying to lick off water droplets, just for the fun of it!!
Fluffing up and chirping: Your bird is relaxed and happy!
Sleeping: Dont disturb your budgie! Parrots often take naps during the day as well as at night. If your budgie sleeps all the time, it might be sick, so take it to the vet.
Squabbling: This is a natural thing budgies do with each other, however if it gets truly violent, seperate them and give them time to cool off.
Feathers smoothed back: This means your budgie is uncertian or scared.
This is basic budgie body language. If anyone has questions about any other body language and what it means, please feel free to ask! I would rather you know.