wild odd eyed pied parakeet budgies breeding pair 🐣

[@Latenivenatrix_Mcmasterae]

This is an aviary, therefore not wild for those who’d like to know

[@brad6619]

The green ones do better in the wild because they can camouflage RIP blue and white ones💀

[@BrekMartin]

Those were never wild. The occasional blue variants are plain.

[@thenaturesecrets_22]

great budgies ❤

[@rajappanbalachandar2626]

It is not in the wild . It is just in a very very big cage called aviary . You can see in the background.

[@marlenesalmorin]

Cool ❤🎉

[@Mason_hammer]

It’s Cute

[@Userblendi123]

Dude, don’t release them. They’re not wild birds

[@jadenzplays989]

GET THAT BIRD OR KEEP IT AS A PET OR GET IT TO SELL IT SO YOU CSN GRR ET MONEY!!

[@rajappanbalachandar2626]

They are in a closed space and budgies are not very expensive

[@rajappanbalachandar2626]

That is why it is very calm when the camera is near

[@Nafi_yft2202]

It will be eated is it in Australia if it not then dreath sorry 😐

[@keith7185]

It's not in wild this is a closed enclosure which is called a bird avairy

[@JacobGrimaR761]

what makes you think that it would be eaten in Australia?

[@BrekMartin]

@@JacobGrimaR761The occasional blue variant occurs in the wild. They don’t blend in. Ordinarily a predator would be chasing a shimmer, but an odd one out offers a target.