Meaning of the call of budgerigar

Budgerigar is a bird of the parrot family of the parrot order. Making calls is the inherent ability of budgeres, and it is also one of the sharp tools for survival, whether it is chicks begging for food, attracting parent birds, attracting members of the opposite sex, or issuing danger warning signals. calls are all important tools for budgerigars to convey messages, but different calls represent different meanings. Let's take a look at the meaning of budgerigars' calls.

The budgerigar roared excitedly

The excited roar of the budgerigar is the least annoying sound for the owner, which often occurs when the owner goes home or enters the aviary. Just like pet dogs and cats wagging their tails and dawdling on their owners when they see them, budgerigars also act coquetry to their owners. for the performance of loving birds at this time, the owner should touch them in the shortest possible time. Or give food encouragement, respond to the bird's welcome to the owner, and maintain the relationship between each other.

The unpleasant roar of the budgerigar

The unpleasant roar of the budgerigar is mostly caused by the pressure caused by the change of the environment. When the breeding environment changes, the birdcage changes, the feed changes, and so on, it will make the adult grayfish particularly sensitive. As long as someone approaches or passes by, it may make the budgie roar madly. In this case, the owner must tolerate it with patience and love, waiting for the budgerow to adapt, and the problem will naturally be improved.

Budgerigar physiologically clockwise roar

Just as a rooster crows in the early morning, many budgerigars roar at dawn or dusk, which is related to the biological clock. If the owner is troubled, he can try to turn off the lights or cover the black cloth at night to keep the cage dark to match the owner's work and rest, and let the cage see the light after the owner wakes up, but in the long run, it may affect the normal physiological clock of the budgerigar. And even cause other behavioral problems.

The eye-catching roar of a budgie.

1. Budgerigar's attention-attracting roar is the most common, but also the most disturbing to the owner, usually because there is no food to eat or bored. If the budgerigar roars due to lack of food, the owner is advised to feed it at a fixed time as much as possible. if the owner is free to eat, it is not the roar caused by food.

2. If the budgerigar is found to roar simply to attract attention, the owner should first reach a consensus with his family-never comfort or please the budgie when it starts to roar in order to attract attention, because this will make the budgie associate "roaring" with "getting attention". As long as it succeeds once, whenever the budgerigar wants to attract attention, it will begin to roar, on the contrary. If the budgerigar shows gentle and quiet performance, give more encouragement, praise or touch, let it "quiet" and "encourage" together, over time, the situation of roaring will naturally be reduced.

3. If the roaring situation is too serious, when the budgerigar roars, you can cover the birdcage with black cloth or put the cage in a dark empty room or wardrobe, giving the budgerigar a small penalty of "not feeling human activity". The punishment time should be limited to 3-15 minutes.