ByNicocchi
I recently read that budgies (or birds in general) are crazy about classical music. So, I've been playing a YouTube playlist for 2-4 hours a day. It's always different, but how do you know if the birds are bothered by it? As a human, I don't feel like listening to it every day either.
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I am absolutely not an expert in this area, we have 11 waves that live in a garden in summer and I have never deliberately played music before. Before we had the volunteer they were inside in a cage when the TV or radio ran, they eagerly whipped on so that you could almost understand nothing and ignore the sounds. I think waves are most likely to hear the sound of their fellows, but maybe you’re lucky and he’ll whistle one day when you sing, see “A spoon full of sugar” by Mary Poppins 🙂
What you’ve read is not right!!
Try it out and play classical music outdoors…..
…. And see what’s happening.
And wave tracts can also not react ingeniously.
This is a human category in behavior.
There’s no such thing in the waves.
They should avoid such sources infused by the so-called “animal protection”.
You can never humanize animal behavior!!!
This always leads to false conclusions.
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eh, actually this was merely a study of the behaviour of different birds related to music. And the best reaction just showed classical music, where it was Metallica at Finken. But no matter, then I just give my birds 2h music a day, can’t hurt
I wouldn’t do that. Please use your common sense in this matter. Have you ever observed collections of birds in places where music was played??
Have you ever read my answers? They don’t accumulate, they stay there. In addition, for the third time, I have this from a study. And now that I have to write a exam, I will not search for it for you, look for it yourself if you want to mistrust me so urgently
Even in the city no birds accumulate in classical music. Where did you get such a nonsense?
No, because I don’t play classical music in the public. There’s no park here. In addition, the study on behaviour has already present Birds. If you don’t believe me, you can go to the study on your own
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let the music run best a day and then not a day maybe you notice a difference
Lots of light when he screams so and flutters impatiently in the cage (?)