2. Love birds and budgies

3.  They are the most widespread of all the parrots. they feed in hundreds-strong flocks, which can reduce amounts of fruit and cereal crops. they live in cities and in countries far from its normal tropical range, including Britain. Pairs mate for life and make their nest in a snug hole in a tree or wall.  There foot is really strong. In the wild they use there claw to grab there pray.  They can be kept as pets and they are so cute and cuddly.  They climb on you and they are really lovable.

4. Budgie Love birds Budgies Love bird

5.  What they eat:  The love bird eats a variety of seeds, fruits, berries and vegetation such as leaf buds in the wild. Some species have been known to attack farmers' crops and are recognized as pests in their natural environment.  Were do they live  The love birds live in dry open country aria. It's geographical range is in south-western Africa around the countries of Angola Namibia, Congo, and South Africa.  What they like to play with?  Love birds like to play around with little objects. they use there beck to tumble it around.

6. BBudgies live up to 12 years TThe love bird lives up to about 20 years TThe budgies real name is Budgerigar but nearly everybody that I know call them budgies. BBudgies are part of the parrot family. TThe budgie reaches up to about 8 inches in size.

7.  I think Love birds are so interesting because They are so cute and cuddly. They are so nice to be around. The lovebirds are interesting because they can be different colours and they can be all the same species.

8.  I think the budgie is interesting because they can come in a different variety of colours, shapes, and sizes. Budgies can do amazing things like climb over things.

9.  The wild budgie can be different colours like light green, with a yellow face and black  Global Habitat  Budgies original habitat is in Australia—this is where their ancestors' fossils have been found. And travellers have taken budgies as pets to Asia, Europe, Africa and other continents, the only region where the species has developed a new natural habitat is Florida. While their numbers in Florida don't compare to the population in their native Australia, it is the only place outside their country of origin where wild flocks have settled.

10.  The budgerigar's natural habitat is in red.  The budgie is mostly found in dry hot landscape.

12.  The female love birds are notorious for becoming very protective, knowing when they start nesting can help deter behaviour problems along the way. When a female love bird is about to have babies it gets protective were it has made its nest.

13.  The first egg is laid within 10 days after mating.. The lovebirds eggs are laid in the nest every other day.

14.  If you have a pair of lovebirds, you may have 5 or 6 eggs in the nest. However, in many cases, not all survive, it is just a part of nature.