I usually have problems with naming new birds and we often search some names and "that is a nice name let's name as"


Fela (Bourke): we bought her as male and originally we named Felek (Felix). Why? Answer is above

But "he" turned out be a female and we changed the name for simillar but for female

(English verson for Fela: Felicia)
Rozalka (Rosalia, Bourke): like "Felek" above
Jaś (John, Bourke): when we got him, he was singing very nice and my mum compared him to Polish singer and we named him from his name
Zenek (Zeno, green cheeked conure): little weird story. I with my mum was in a zoo where we saw a poster with hanging bats and one of them was named Zenek. Later all hanging parrots we named as "Zenos" and when we got our GCC, the first day started walking upside down on bars. We didn't have any other ideas so left Zenek
Romek (full: Roman; budgie): when we got him, he was the only our budgie and we let him to Bourkes cage. There were 3 pink birds and one green which was new - the budgie. My parents were laughing that he is an alien - other and green

We didn't have any ideas for name and my parents started name him as 'alien'. That didn't sound good to me and needed a quick name. The same year I was in a parrot aviary where I heard some parrots names. One of them was Romek, like I wrote - wanted a quick name and chose that one
Angela (budgie): was a pretty name for her

Limonka (budgie): she was green like a lime

(limonka means lime)
Szafirek (budgie): he was blue like hmm... flowers from genus
Muscari. In wikipedia I see common names "grape hyacinth" and "bluebell". In Polish - szafirek