Rosey Bourke Parakeet Singing/"Talking"
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2016
- Kipp thinks he can talk but he really just whistles the words he's trying to say. Some phrases he "says" in this clip are:
- Pretty boy/Pretty bird
- Kipp/Kipp Kipp
- Hi birdy
He also wolf whistles and whistles for the dog. I'm working on getting him used to the camera still so hopefully I can get some better clips up soon. :) - Домашні улюбленці та дикі тварини
THESE CHIRPS ARE THE _CUTEST NOISE_ I'M IN LOVE??
I've just gotten my first Bourkes from a good friend of mine. She was no longer wanting to breed and so my friend sold her to me for $150. She's absolutely beautiful and her singing is absolutely gorgeous. I've fallen in love with Bourkes
I think every Bourke has his/her own repertoire of sounds, my two Bourkies sound completely different from each other and so does every Bourke I find on UA-cam. That's interesting because you can find similar singing patterns when listening to budgies, but it's more difficult to find similar patterns when comparing two Bourkes. My male Bourke Ichigo picked up the whistling of the breeder from whom I got him and goes crazy when I whistle it^^
Sand Katze I totally agree! They all have the trademark Bourke chirp, but it's like the males all come up with their own signature sounds. Kipp imitates phrases of mine in a whistled form, and also tries to sing like the wild songbirds and my lizard's crickets. They're all so different - one of the many reasons I love them!
The best thing is when they teach their signature sound to their female. Yuna rarely does it, but she definitely picked up Ichigo's whistle. It's so cute.
My Bourke's parakeet, Pandora, is female and she sings canary. She was born in an aviary with finches and canaries.
Becca McCookie, would you have any ideas how to catch a Rosy that got outside? My neighbors has been out 3 days now, & we can't catch her. Any advice will be greatly appreciated! Thank you. You can message me at lharmon5716@gmail.com
Are you a fan of the anime Bleach? 🤔 Ichigo is a cute name 😊🍓
Adorable and I pray they don't become 'mainstream' popular so they are not factory farmed like budgies, tiels etc. Most won't want them anyway as they are small and not impressive like a too or macaw. Lets keep them a secret!
I agree. I tjink they would be excellent companion birds for seniors
People dont even know they exist
@@ladyrevivalstudio uh NO. Why should old people get a pretty bird like that? They can have a 12 year old mixed cat from the city
@@amywatson8014 huh? Old people don't deserve nice pets? What do you have against old folks lol
Bourkes have become quite popular in pet shops where I'm from (Sydney, Australia) A few years back they were very rare and now almost every pet shop that sells birds has them! I really hope that each and every one of them goes to a lovely home with a nice cage and good owners.
My Rosy Bourkes are talking back.
Julie Roland He does the same thing whenever he hears any kind of bird on the computer or TV...including his own videos. 😅
My male went crazy when I played this
The sweetest sound on earth😍
I just got me two rosey bourkes yesterday and the little contact call chirps they do while free flare adorable!
This is indescribably cute 😭❤️
Sounds happy i love these snuggle 🐦
It´s so sweet! Is it alone? My 4 little bourkies are so happy together. Greeting s from my 10 parakeets
Beautiful
Omg i love birds i also handraisd some of my babies they would hear my voice and fly to me this one os my dream bird. I grew up with conures, parakeets, cockatiels, cockatoos, but the rosy budgie i want so bad
My Bourke had a lower pitch chirp, after this he sounded exactly like your bird haha!
He still has his old chirp, he just occasionally likes mimicking this bird
Love the colour
I just got a Normal and he loves this video.
Don't tell Kipp but I think the normals are prettier than the rosies! Hope you're having fun with him!
reminds me a bit on R2D2.
Ah yes, salmon budgie.
I have two normals they are so adorable!
Lovely
so cute
😍😍😍
I wish grasskeets were the same size as cockatiels.
hi I want to get a new bird and I was taking a look at some bourkes and I have a question, do they make an earpiercing noice or is it more like a cute little tweet? you can't really hear it from a video lol
Gami154 Good question! They are actually the ONLY bird I would describe as "quiet." I can barely hear my little guy from the other room. They make a very quiet, cute cheeping sound. I live in am apartment and have never had any complaints about him either. :)
oh great :D i'm sorry if its annoying but I have one more question haha are they more like birds to look at or are they good as a companion bird? if not I can still get a budgie so its not really a problem yet :)
Gami154 They are great companion birds! They are actually much more docile and easy to keep tame than a budgie is. Kipp follows me around the house and even has a harness so he can go with me when I go hiking. I would try to find someone who hand raises them, although even parent raised ones can be worked with. They are so docile that even the breeder pairs at my work will often step up onto people, which is very unusual in birds. They really are the perfect birds. 😁
I know I am late to this comment, but I have a hand raised Rubino Bourke and she really is very quiet. She makes peeping sounds mostly. She can be a little louder, but she doesn't get actually what anyone in the bird sphere would call "loud". She rides about on my shoulder, hangs out with me while I am working, anything. She just likes being with me. If you are looking for a quiet, laid back companion, Bourke's are it. They aren't super exciting, but I love taking her in her backpack carrier when we go places, or I bring her out in her "camp" cage when I am working or playing outside so she can enjoy the great outdoors as well. She is very mild and well behaved. When I was waiting in a car dealership for my oil to be changed, she sat on my shoulder almost the entire time. Didn't try to fly off, and did not make a nuisance of herself. Just quietly sat there and was my company. A lady saw her and didn't know if she was real at first! She will also "up" to anyone, though I am her preferred person.
@@ACCpenguin can i have it in a room with 3 people??
Wow
Flipped my budgies out lol
It's like a pink cockatiel
I want a pet bird but I'm looking for quieter ones, I was considering a dove but I'd prefer a more companion like bird, are these loud and obnoxious or do they only chirp occasionally
Doves can be good companions too (especially ring necks).
Always and forever suggesting pigeons as pets! They are smart and friendly, social and quiet. They can’t bite like parrots do, and their food is easy and very affordable. We have bourkes, pigeons, and doves (housed separately). They are all lovely though the doves voices carry a bit - the boy is very amorous of his wife. ✨
Out of all the parrot species I've had in my care, bourkes are by far the quietest and most well behaved. They don't scream, don't bite, aren't overly messy and the only noises they make are little beeping and chirping sounds, their wings make a whistling and fluttering sound when they fly! No way are these birds loud and obnoxious like many other parrots.
@@Cosmicjackalope but don’t pigeons always make the ‘cooing’ sound?
@@wretched8195 oh yeah, the budgie screams are loud😄
Is it better to have a pair, or just one?
Kimberley Beirnes a pair or more, and they need at least 3 ft across in a cage as they are flyers
I let mine fly around all time ... just keep the cage open for him
Can they be kept in the same room with budgies, in different cages, but free most of the time? I've been keeping budgies for about 10-11 years now and I want to get another species that doesn't pose a threat to them, that isn't threatened by budgies, and that's also going to make great apartment pets (with low volume). Would Bourkes be alright? I let the cages of my budgies always open, so they can go in and out as they please. I plan on keeping the other birds (possibly Bourkes?) the same way. Also, if they can live together, how long should I wait before I introduce the two species to each other?
Diana Lepeduş you prob shouldn’t put them together
I looked online and it said that any bird that's the same size as bourkes can get along with them
Yes, you can but make sure to always keep them supervised. Budgies can be aggressive and pick on the Bourke. I have Bourkes and budgies in the same room but different cages.
I have budgies and bourkes in the same room but in different cages. Budgies are noisy and a bit hyperactive while bourkea are very mellow, quiet and calm. They don't get along together in cages, even when my budgies and bourkes are outside the cage together in the room, the budgies can be a little mean sometimes so it's best to keep them seperate.
where did you get her natural perch she is standing on?! it’s beautiful
We have a pair of them it didn't take two sec and there was an egg but they want go in nesting box any suggestions?
This is exactly how my Rosey Bourke sounds!! Is this a male?
They can pass as budgies
Isthis bird still alive?
Alive and well! He's about 9 years old and sassy as ever. 😊
Cute baby 💗
Elle tu la entendu !
This is stupid, but when ever my Bourke goes and hides somewhere I just play this and she sings along.
What's REALLY stupid is I also play this video to find him because he cannot resist himself 😂
Lmfao
@@ACCpenguin
If people are wondering these birds are nocturnal and are very quiet BUT they are kinda stupid. Well they aren’t as smart as buddies and cockatiels and birds like that
I disagree. Mine is very smart and learns very quickly.
It’s Budgies, not “buddies” but I get your point, stupid.
Bourkes are very smart, probably smarter than a budgie, just because they are quiet does not mean that they can’t learn tricks, mine recognizes peoples faces, voices, words, and simple hand gestures, I taught my bourke to be quiet, when I put up a finger and shush, that tells my bourke to be quiet, when I come into my room my bourke recognizes my face and voice, these birds understand tone and commands, my bourke recognizes the word “no” and associates the word “no” with bad things, my bourke recognizes her name, they do have a relatively small brain, but they are pretty smart for a parakeet. You need to know your facts.
don' t make noise when you take a clip