Budgies constantly loud?
Hello,
I have a pair, a male and a female. The male is constantly making noises. I've tried everything to get him to stop, but nothing has worked. My budgies have free flight all day and a small tree they can also hang out in. They get enough to eat and always have water, etc. While the female was quiet to begin with, now, because the male is always making noises, she has also started calling loudly now and then. I've tried everything to get the male to stop doing this, but unfortunately nothing has worked. Even if I chase him away, he moves and then starts making loud noises again after a few seconds. I have played quiet music, tried talking to him quietly, and tried to keep him busy with other things. The only thing that helps is turning off the lights and darkening my room. This is obviously stupid for my budgies and, in the long run, amounts to animal cruelty. It is very, very disturbing for me. If I'd known how loud he was, I wouldn't have taken him. But now I can't give him away because I love him so much. Is there any way to stop him from constantly screaming? Unfortunately, my parents won't let them go into another room because they make a lot of mess. He's also very tame. Unfortunately, I find it difficult to tame him because I'm not quiet enough when he's so loud.
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The noise level in the room (music, TV, equipment, etc.) must be reduced.
Likewise, there should not be constant talk in space.
Wave scales become louder because they have to penetrate all other noises with their calls.
If such a change is not possible, then the space is unsuitable for a wave attitude !
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gregor443
My room is completely quiet.
It should then be checked whether other birds are in the range of hearing or can be heard from the outside.
If it is not, then the places of stay of the waves in the room are not optimally chosen.
Long, bright, straight flight paths with high starting and landing sites and suitable seating rods should be provided.
And the cage itself should be at a high, ideal location (an upper corner of the room is ideal).
Yes other birds can be heard, but only if the window is open. They’re on the window, so they have a lot of light.
Their two residences are wide up and rectilinearly accessible from the cage. On the cage there is a seat bar at the top and in the cage are 2 swings, 1 piece of branch, which is as thick as a seat bar. A seat bar is also located in the lower area of the cage. The other is a tree, so it has enough branches that can be used as seating rods. And the second place of stay consists of seating rods.
For the cage we have attached a wooden plate far up in my room. The cage is currently on this wooden plate.
so a car with 160kmh also put a bird to silence and think that helps
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I’ve never heard anything like that before.
There are wave-sittich cocks all day long. I got two or three of them.
“withdraw” or prevent them – you can’t. Waves are generally birds that often sing and balzen. Nymphensittiche e.g. They are louder, but only for a few minutes a day and more quiet.
You can’t change anything. Darkening is also not a solution, this is simply not far from the waves. If you can’t live with this noise, you should think about a charge. Love the well.
Since you never get them quietly, you’ll have to separate from them. Admit zebra finches, they’re quiet.
these are papageienart, thev can be quite loud. that’s hard to get used to.