parakeets

...their squawks before you even see them) but what about wild parakeets? When I 1st moved to FL. and lived in Pass-A-Grille (the southern tip of St. Pete Bch.) I was amazed at the flocks of wild parakeets in different pastel colors.(This was in 1976) And no I wasn't on drugs... their owner's cages. Looked just like our "domesticated" parakeets. Does anyone remember seeing these guys? I hope they'...

Quote: Originally Posted by chirperfan#1 i wanted to know some stuff about parakeets.i might get one for my b-day,but i need some info on them.i live a very busy life... Google search will find a website where you can find all you need to know about parakeets, and it would be good to hear about the wild birds that live in your area.

...the wild parakeets breed in colonies in groves of Eucalyptus trees. There will be hundreds and hundreds of... 8-10 eggs per nest. Parakeets are not hard to raise. They ... am more concerned about having parakeets so I can breed for years. If I have ... or more. There seems to be a glut of parakeets right now. I saw someone down ... Florida that had parakeets for $2.50 ea. They eat that much feed before ...

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I have 2 parakeets up for sale. One is green and one is blue. They are a male/female pair. If you buy them I will give you their cage, 2 swings, a food and water dish that attach to the cage, 2 wooden perches, a plastic toy, a wooden toy, a screen that goes around the bottom of the cage to keep food and feathers from flying out, a cuddle bone, a blanket to cover them at night, and a small bag of ...

Parakeets like to nibble on fresh greens (as you noticed!) Do you having them flying around and not in a cage? You didn't say how they had access. Attach freshly washed lettuce or the top leafy part of celery to their cage with a clothespin. They love it!

... talks and chatters like mad. If you only want a bird because it talks, I would forget it. I advise reading everything you can before getting any bird. I have had/fostered parrots of different sizes, from parakeets to an umbrella cockatoo, and they are all A LOT of work. In Cheryl' situation, because she is a very active and busy lady, ( from what I read from her post), I doubt a large parrot ...

I have 2 parakeets up for sale. One is green and one is blue. They are a male/female pair. If you buy them I will give you their cage, 2 swings, a food and water dish that attach to the cage, 2 wooden perches, a plastic toy, a wooden toy, a screen that goes around the bottom of the cage to keep food and feathers from flying out, a cuddle bone, a blanket to cover them at night, and a small bag of ...