English Budgie Videos

Videos of English Budgies

Featured English Budgie Video

Our budgie loves to be stroked!

Talking English Budgie Video

talking chatterbox budgie ...enjoy!

Male English Budgie Video

male English budgie displays his beautiful colors in all his glory.

Gaus my English budgie Video

This is Gaus. I call him Gaus Mouse. He's my 10 year old yellow English budgie. He's a lace wing. I'm making lots of movies and pictures of him because 10 is extremely old for a budgie especially an English budgie. I'm worried he may not be around much longer. He's a very gentle and special little guy. I want to document him while I can. The music is Rio Triste from the Inca Gold Collection.

American Budgie tries to mount English Budgie Video

Note the size difference between the English and American Budgie.

Talking English Budgie Video

My bird cassius talking/farting...words include "use force" "good boy cassius" "cody" "dutchess" "ha ha"

English Budgie has an itch Video

The Dutch Foundation for the Refuge and Care of Parrots (N.O.P.) is a refuge center for all exotic birds, specifically parrots.

Exhibition Budgerigars
Winning budgerigars at a show in Canada














I joined the Viking Princess at Dover and we were soon joined by The Budgie Smuggler, a determined and good humoured relay team consisting of Melissa Dowell, Chris Swainsbury, Angie Greneski, Paul Salmon, Paul Oxley and Michael Longman. They were accompanied by their trainer Roger Duncombe and helper/gopher Dave Barker. It was a very cold September morning as we left the harbour and there were several cases of sea sickness (Roger the Trainer) even before we arrived at Shakespeare Beach where the crossing as scheduled to start. The teams named of The Budgie Smugglers became self explanatory as the swimmers donned their costumes in the cold weather, perhaps a warmer day would have seen them renamed The Parrot smugglers. It was cold, and there was a big swell but everyone was up for it and bubbling with good humour. Melissa was first off, entering the water at a deserted Shakespeare beach at 02:48, she is an excellent swimmer delivering a solid 72 Strokes Per Minute and soon put a creditable distance between us and Dover. She was followed by Chris, he started well, full of confidence and hit out at an impressive stroke rate, but his pace seriously faded in the final 15 minutes, during his stint the first light of day joined us from the east, illuminating a clear sky, the team were blessed by very little flood tide and we were heading almost straight out on a southerly course. Angie took us into the first, South West, shipping lane and instantly we encountered The Julia a <b>...</b>
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Original upload date: May 27, 2008 Gaus died May 10, 2008. I didn't make mention of it right away. I had a very bad bird day that day. I wrote about it on my Live Journal. Gaus was born in 1997 and that's when I got him. He's the first baby budgie I ever hand fed. I used to call him "her" because the breeder that sold him to me told me it was a hen. I found out later when his pink nose never turned brown and he talked that he was a male. Gaus lived through the start of the internet, about five moves, and several lives of my other most beloved birds I've had. English budgies average four years. I'm so happy he lived above and beyond that for 10. He as very gentle and friendly. And he was fat. I used to call him helicopter budgie because his wings would beat so fast but he would hardly get any speed. He flew real slow like a cargo plane and couldn't fly far because he constantly fell slowly. In these pictures you see him with several other budgies. He's had lots of babies. I retired him about five years ago when he wasn't able to fertilize his mate anymore. She passed on before him. He's lived in an aviary ever since until this year when it got cold. I brought him in and he was room mates with Randy the cockatiel and Seep Seep 2 the Gouldian Finch. Toward the end of his life he became Seep Seep's snuggle buddy as you'll see. I loved Gaus's unusual colors. He was a yellow lacewing and you can see that in several of these pictures. He produced a few white lacewinged daughters <b>...</b>
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