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@@marcycovault5379 thank you for sharing. Love to hear that you are so gentle with them and hand raise 3 tot 4 baby Bourkes every year.

@@여니들 Hi, I love it that you have two Bourkes because they love to have a friend. It is difficult for me to help you from a distance determine if your Rubino Bourke is a male or female. Is your other Bourke a female of a male? If it is a female, there are some things you can look for: is the Rubino romanticaly interested in her? Is the Rubino feeding her? Than it could be a male. Or when the Rubino looking for a place to lay eggs or breaking paper with her beak (to make a nest), it could be a female. Males tend to sing more and "show off" by making upwards movements with their upper body towards the females. If your other Bourke is a male and you want to test if your Rubino is also a male, than you could look for a female Bourke sound on UA-cam, play it for him and see how he reacts to it. If it is a male he will start to get exited a lot and fly and make high pitch sounds. Try it and let me know. Hopefully this helped you a litlle bit.

@sweetbirds6236 Thank u so much for your fabulous, detailed explanation💙. Other bourke is 3 year old male (normal) ^^. And rubino is baby yet(born in April, 2024). Can it be the reason that the rubino's many actions and appearance look like both gender? Not clear? Rubino makes sounds much and has long and strong leg. These make me guess it is male. But rubino bites paper and often stands with its tail up. Is it female's behavior? At first time they met( June) , male acted many male action especially about territory. But gradually he didn't do so. I want check your advice about female's voice. I couldn' distinguish their voice. Is your Mingo female? I want to compare the sounds of rubino with your birds'. Thank you again ~💙

@@여니들 my pleasure, I love to help in a way I can. Mingo is a male Bourke. You wrote that when your male Bourke met the new Rubino, he went a little territorial on him. Sow that can be a sign that the Rubino is a male. You also wrote that your Rubino 's singing sounds the same as my female Bourke Dahlia on the youtube video. You know, Mingo and Dahlia's singing can sound very simmulair. So that does not always mean that it is a female. I think the best thing you can do is wait a little longer. Your male Bourke will show more interest in the Rubino if it is a female. He will try to impress he, get on top off her etc. If it is not a female, they will just fly together and sing together.

@sweetbirds6236 Oh, ok I will wait and observe their behavior. Thank you~so much💙. Ah, but the territorial action was not to rubino but to us(human family). He is very familiar to family usually, but then he did so to us. But about one month? later, he have seldom done that. And rubino almost always follow him, although he like human family more than rubino... 😅It is very difficult. And I wondered very much that two bourkes are interested in Mingo's song. and only rubino was interested Dahlia's song. Sometimes he give rubino foods of his beak. But someone says same gender birds often do it. Ha... 😂 So...difficult.. How sensitive and smart birds they are. I often think our male bourke is like a human boy~^^ I am so glad to find your UA-cam videos. Maybe I will often come to see and learn from here. Thank you for many videos of beautiful birds. If I become to be sure about rubino, I will leave message again~^^ Thank you~^^

@@martinafehl2093 Hoi, goede vraag. Ik heb hun nagels nooit hoeven knippen omdat ik overal dikke ruwe stokken heb waar ze op landen en overheen lopen. Dit is een natuurlijke nagelvijl voor de vogels. Ook heb ik een groot stuk steen liggen waar ik zonnebloempitjes op leg zodat ook op die steen hun nagels op een natuurlijke manier getrimd worden. Eigenlijk probeer ik te kijken naar wilde vogels in de natuur. Daar hebben ze ook geen nagelschaar nodig. Dit omdat ze hun nagels genoeg schuren op de grond en op ruwe takken.

@@tanjones9590 thank you so much😀

@@Wavecattt thank you😊 I think what gets them very tame is to never try to touch them with your hands and let them choose when they come to you and go. I made my hands very interesting for them because I connect hands with food, always. I lured them to me with snacks and food. So in this way they know I will never grab them and my hands are safe.

@@sweetbirds6236 Awh thank you for the advice, thats sounds very friendly

@@top-secret28 😀 Thank you for sharing. Love to hear that your Roseys are "talking" with Mingo

@@asharockz7 hi, thank you for sharing. Great to hear that you want to purchase a Bourke parakeet. If you want a tame Bourke it is best to look for a breeder who tames them while they are still young. Older Bourkes are hard to tame. If you ask me I would not at all recommend to take a Bourke outdoors in a harness. The do not like to be touched let alone wear a harness. They are too little and fragile in my opinion. I hope this helped you are little bit. Have a great day😊

@@SarahE.Berry-Merino thank you😊

@@gailpods 😊 thank you for sharing

How curious, mine too ( 3 weeks and he interacts beautifully though still wary.

Must be getting old digitally talking to myself!

@@rademenes80 thank you😊 Yes he is one cute little pink fluff ball🩷. They are amazing birds to own. They love to fly a lot and like to sit with you or on your head and shoulders. They do not play a lot but sing and like just being there with you.

@@Pibbystrawberry_official thank you😊

I understand that. Do you know I have other video's of them singing without music on the background? Check them out😊

@@sweetbirds6236 yes I always watch your videos, I love your turquoisines. Mine died last week, I miss him so much. I just wanted to hear the sweet sounds of yours to remind me 😢

​@@jobahlert1470​@jobahlert1470 I am so sorry for your loss. That must be hard for you.❤ I am happy that my video's can ease the pain a little bit. Every bird is so unique and can never be replaced. I wish you much strenght and love

@@nancyhonea1935 love to hear that🤗 Is Rio a Bourke?

@@pixelpawzgaming that is good to know😀👍

@@dwalker4485 Bourkes and Turquoisines are birds that like to fly a lot more than to play. So if you ever want to have such a bird, try to give them a large cage were they can fly in of give them time outside the cage to fly in a room. The Bourkes are the most active during the early morning hours and in the afternoon. The Bourkes and Turquoisines (when not handtamed or raised by humans) do not always interact a lot with humans. They prefer to interact with birds of the same spiecies. I hope this helped you a little bit. Try to watch my video's to learn more about them and how they live.

That's not an unusual colour but what they originally look in the wilds before humans start breeding them for different colours.

Thank you😊

@@HatsByALeapOfFaith I am so sorry for the los of your Bourkes. They are all unique and it hurts when you have to miss their presence around you. I am very happy these video's help you🩷🐦

I am so happy to hear this. Thank you for sharing🤗

@@sweetbirds6236your welcome and now she has a man again there together respons to this