Baby Budgerigars Birds for sale in Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire
11 Baby Budgerigars Birds for sale in Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire
The Budgerigar, commonly known as the Budgie or Budgies, originates from Australia, where it lives in large, nomadic flocks across the arid interior. These small parrots measure about 15-18 cm and weigh between 30-40 grams. Wild budgerigars typically display green and yellow plumage, but due to captive breeding, a variety of colour mutations like blue, white, violet, and rainbow are common in pet budgies. Known for their lively temperament, budgerigars are highly social, intelligent, and playful birds that thrive in pairs or groups, making them a popular choice for pet owners across the UK. They can mimic human speech and sounds, adding to their appeal. Care for budgies requires a spacious cage, a diet including seeds, pellets, fresh vegetables, and fruits, but avoid toxic foods like avocado. Their suitability as pets comes from their entertaining nature and relatively easy care, but they do require daily interaction and mental stimulation. If you're searching for "budgie for sale" or "budgies for sale UK," remember to consider their social needs and lifespan of around 5-10 years, which can extend with exceptional care.
Baby Budgies £25, Male/Female £20/25Cockatiels £80
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Cheap Budgies for sale at half the price of a pet shop for better quality but they are selling fast Adult male Budgies £20/£25 each over 2 years £20 under 2 years old £25 Adult female Budgies £25 each Unsexed Baby Budgies £25 each 8-10 week old semi tame budgies £30 Young Cockatiels £80 Cages brand new £40/£45 with Seed. £40 one comes in black or white and the £45
Budgies for sale
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Budgies for sale male female and baby budgies for sale very nice colour healthy and active in Birmingham £15 each more information pls message me thanks
Hand Tamed Baby Budgies
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Baby Budgies for Sale 🐦 Selling two different clutches of baby budgies. Clutch 1: • 3 baby budgies • Parents are violet Clutch 2: • 4 baby budgies • Father is a rainbow budgie • Babies are mostly
Baby Budgie
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He's a lovely budgie and he is very friendly. He likes to sit on top of people's heads and he likes playing with people. He is trained to go on people's fingers. The first time you get him he may be a
Baby budgies ready
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Baby budgies ready for new homes. Eating well and a varied diet, away from mum and dad. Approximately 4 weeks old, message ************ for more info
Exhibition baby budgies 1-2 weeks of age.
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Budgies will be ready by 8-10 weeks of age. Mom and dad I will upload pics in the next few days. Beautiful budgies. Father of the budgies is in my pics
Adult and baby budgies
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......... adults 10 to 12 months ........... ......... baby's 6 weeks ........... ....... all colours ......... ......... no offers ........
Silly hand tamed baby budgies for sale
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Beautiful hand tamed budgies for sale Age 8weeks to 12 weeks old baby budgies are ready to leave now. They all are from good blood line. Babies are mostly handled by kids,they are very friendly and
Stunning dominant and rainbow pied baby budgies!!!
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10 stunning baby budgies Dominant pied and rainbow very steady perfect for hand taming males and females
Baby budgies and cocKatie's for sale
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Baby budgies andco Katie's for sale ready to hand tame budgies £30 or 2 for £50 cockatiels start at 70
Baby budgies and starter cage
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All baby budgies £25 I am also selling a white starter cage for £35 Or a black starter cage for £40 (Ideal for two) This comes with *Brand new cage * Brand new perches * Brand new feeders I ha
FAQs
How much does a budgie cost in the UK?
A budgie, also known as a parakeet, typically costs around £30 to £50 in the UK, though prices can vary depending on location and store. Purchasing from breeders may be cheaper, usually between £7 to £22, but it's important to find reputable sources.
Is it better to have one or two budgies as pets?
What is the typical lifespan of a budgie?
What should I consider when choosing the best budgie to buy?
