seed dishes placed on a tea tray on the floor of the aviary as Budgerigars love to forage for food on the floor of the flight, often as many as twenty birds will be on the floor at any one time. The tea tray is ideal because it is light but strong and any husks can easily be removed from the flight and the tray washed in my bird room kitchen to keep it clean. Budgerigars should be provided with fresh water every day, in the summer if it is warm it is preferable to change their water both evening and morning because they have a habit of placing green food in the water and I do not want it to start


fermenting. The smaller pet type Budgerigars are prolific breeders, not infrequently they will lay 7 white eggs in a clutch, they lay every other day so a clutch of 7 eggs will take 14 days to produce, they start to incubate after they


Budgerigars should be provided with fresh water every day, in the summer if it is warm it is preferable to change their water both evening and morning because they have a habit of placing green food in the water and I do not want it to start fermenting.


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