Bourke Parakeets: Colorful Nomadic Birds of Australia
Bourke's parakeet, originally classified in Neophema, became part of the Neopsephotus genus in the 1990s. its from Australia and it's nomadic.
History
Bourke's parakeets are gentle, intelligent, and cuddly pets. They bond well when hand-fed babies, offering companionship and occasional bursts of energy.
Temperament
Bourke's parakeets are vocal during sunrise and sunset, but generally quieter compared to other parrots. They don't talk or perform tricks.
Speech
Bourke's parakeets have a dusty brown plumage with pink chests, blue tails, and visually distinguishable sexes. Various color mutations exist.
Colors
Bourke's parakeets thrive in spacious aviaries not cages. Aviary with branches suits them well. They require social interaction and training.
Care
Bourke's parakeets take diet of seeds, grasses, fruits, insects, and plant matter. They require a balanced meal with seeds, fresh vegetables, and fruits.
Nutrition
Bourke's parakeets have an average lifespan of around 10 to 15 years, although with proper care, they can live up to 20 years or more.