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no.parakeets AKA-budgies are meant for indoor.
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I feed wild birds in my backyard. Last month, I noticed a blue parakeet eating with the sparrows, magpies, bluejays and squirrels and taking no crap from any of them. This parakeet comes everyday to eat, but it is starting to get colder here. Once the snow flies, is this bird screwed? Should I try to catch it? Thanks!
No it will not survive your winter so do as suggested try and catch it ,
It was some ones pet so it may be easier than you think.
As for Joshua ,the Parrakeet's in and around London parks these are Indian Ring necked Parakeets and are much hardier than Budgies(parakeet)and have been Living and Breeding in the wild of London for over 30 years.
It was some ones pet so it may be easier than you think.
As for Joshua ,the Parrakeet's in and around London parks these are Indian Ring necked Parakeets and are much hardier than Budgies(parakeet)and have been Living and Breeding in the wild of London for over 30 years.
No it will not survive your winter so do as suggested try and catch it ,
It was some ones pet so it may be easier than you think.
As for Joshua ,the Parrakeet's in and around London parks these are Indian Ring necked Parakeets and are much hardier than Budgies(parakeet)and have been Living and Breeding in the wild of London for over 30 years.
It was some ones pet so it may be easier than you think.
As for Joshua ,the Parrakeet's in and around London parks these are Indian Ring necked Parakeets and are much hardier than Budgies(parakeet)and have been Living and Breeding in the wild of London for over 30 years.