NEW TREND: Releasing Budgies to The Wild
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ม.ค. 2021
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Recently there has been a surge in people filming the release of their budgies to the wilderness.
They are killing their birds unwillingly.
THIS NEEDS TO STOP.
A captive bird will never survive in the wild.
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I was actually going to release my pet budgies because I felt like that was the right decision, but after watching this Ik I can’t let them go or else they’ll die. I’m really glade this video popped up cuz if I didn’t know about this, I would just let my birds go without knowing they would die within the day because of me
That's the right decision, thank you for that, keep your budgie safe and healthy 🙏
Yes. Thank you for not releasing your budgie. Budgies can survive as part of a large flock. There chances are slim to none on their own.
@@Bird-Nuggets
no, thank YOU for making this video!
thanks to your video many people that was about to reals their birds had a second thought and saved their bird lives
Than take that Video down. You are clickbaiting dumb Kids that will release their pets and let them die in the wild
@@Mangela_Erkelyou think this is clickbait while you're wrong this is actual proof that you're actually killing your birds by setting them free that's so messed up like think about it they're like like a birds that eat other birds you know like vultures and eagles you're such an idiot
If your budgie escapes that's a different story but this is unethical
It should be illegal to do this tbh
One of my budgies escaped many months ago :(
He was actually nice and liked to be pet and held unlike the others.
@@SSADO- My budgie also escaped, we were lucky since I can hear my own bird from a up to 100m range, even tho it only made a noise any 30 Minutes, I found her again and lost her again and again. After 8 hours and 2°C outside at night, she wanted to switch trees and felt to ground. Could pick her up and take her back home. She was eating for 30 Minutes straight afterwards.
It was also kinda lucky that she was super aggressive and didn't got catched by the crows. My little budgie actually went to pursuit the crows and pigeons and all the hunters where scared of her.
She only lived 2 more months before dying at the age of 9. She was flying about 3-4km that day.
Atleast she got to see the outside before her death.
I'm aways afraid mine will escape. I know they wouldn't last long.
Budgies never try to escape. I have many times forgotten to close the cage door after cleaning but not once they have tried to escape.
They're called pets for a reason. They're not like birds that can fly for hours and hours and search for food. I honestly don't know why this is a trend but it need to stop.
Exactly
Because they're "saving animals"
Caging a bird that was born in cage is okay because that is how it is! But caging a wild budgie or any wild bird is very bad because your destroying the animals of the nature!
I don’t know why this is a trend but in Australia these birds are wild they’re not pets in Australia they’re wild and they’re more tamer if that makes sense I know there’s no tamer in Australia to teach them in the wild but they’re young they are free to do what they want in Australia
This is so true because they don’t know how to look after themselves!!!!!!
The ignorance of people is infuriating. Any normal thinking human should understand why this is a death sentence for the birds.
My 11 year old brother, who doesn't know much about parrots or how ecosystems work was able to immediately and easily pick out what's wrong with that trend.
I think the people who do that are genuinely mentally challenged, If they're being mentally outclassed by an 11 year old.
I think most normal thinking humans don't know this. And with quarantine it got worse because they felt trapped and thought it was the right thing to do.
@@nairazak_art anyone with a working brain would know you’re not supposed to release pet birds
@@Dnznxbebwushdn or just dumbasses who either do it for clout or give themeselves a sense of the "I'm such a good Samaritan!" feeling. Even my "mentally challenged" cousin knows releasing a pet isn't a good idea.
I found a Budgie near the trash in my building. I ended up keeping him because he is so small I couldn’t image him surviving on his own. I wasn’t sure at first but I think keeping him was the right thing. I never had a Budgie before and he has taught me a lot.
What a wholesome story. Good on you :)
How’s the budgie?
I lost my budgie last month and never saddened before like thus. I hope he is with some good Hands like you.. thank you for your kindness.
@@kosmotheprotogen what the budgie you spoke about above died
What has he taught you?
Releasing budgies in the wild? That is the same level of stupidity as leting a baby 'free' by leaving it on the street!
How stupid are people
Yeah its like abondining them
i agree
I mean,it went out to the wild tho
Wrong in a warm Asian country they will be just fine
Man I can’t believe that nowadays there’s still a lot of dumb idiots that can never learn like they should literally not have access to buy a pet, can’t believe that there’s this type of stupidity going around with pet budgies
@@IHateLiterallyEverything True. A lot of dumb people people says that "animal live longer in the wild", ignoring the fact that it takes more than just pure instincts for an animal to survive and that pets have no idea what their natural habitat looks like.
These monsters should never have pets and that was so sad when they made her leave her babies
Honestly I woudn't mind if they would ban buying pet birds. Its enough. We have seen enough.
Some dumb idiots release goldfish into the sea
Sadly, I can. People dump their dogs and cats, and even horses, too. They release pet fish and reptiles into environments that animal isn't native to. In some cases it works out okay for the animals, but then they become an invasive species that needs to be culled (like the pythons in Florida's Everglades). For the most part, people who release pets don't know or don't care that they're sending their animal to a terrible death - they don't have to see it, so....
...... I really don't like people like that. If you can't care for an animal, get it a new home. There is a lot of help out there if you need it, and are willing to look for it (and it's usually not hard to find).
Fun fact!: Blue budgies that are born in the wild are usually rejected by the flock as they stand out to much!
Also this breaks my heart that so many peeps release their PET budgies into the wild were they don’t even know how to find their own food 😞
its not really a fun fact
@@bimbirobotics1050 yea its more like depressing fact
“fun”
atleast some animal will get free food
@@γαϊδοφάγος yes but at the cost of the birds life
One time, one time, I showed a friend my budgies, and I left them in my backyard for some fresh air.
My friend, for some reason, decided that GRABBING MY GREEN BUDGIE AND RELEASING IT WAS A GOOD IDEA. They went upstairs and cried. They didn't even say sorry!!!
I got my budgie back tho, so yay!
I stopped being friends from that day forward
Good choice for unfriending them, how's your budgie doing?
How could a friend so that. I would unfriend them too.
Omg I’m so happy you got the bird back
@Sergej Brašanac sometimes people can do stuff like that out of nowhere its not their fault that their friend released their bird.
@Sergej Brašanac this man thinks there are pure friends in this world who would stay loyal to u lol🤣. U dont know anything about the real world dude grow up
Omg that should stop being a trend bc pet budgies do NOT KNOW HOW TO LIVE IN WILD!!!!! They will die soon!
Yeah!! They don’t know how to feed them selves either, they can’t live like that
@@quit8546 yass
Yess
A pet can't survive in the wild simple logic
@@sofaking125 yup
Whoever started this trend it is killing so many buggies.
Budgies*
@Hate evil either that or it's tik tok
Those idiots will do anything for internet fame
Like putting birds next to puppies or kittens and watching the preditors mawl them to death
Freezing live goldfish
Drowning dozens of rats at a time in a trash bin
Throwing a hamster on the ground
Killing frogs to put their corpses in funny poses
And more
@@erikbalandra5191 Omg I didn’t even know half those trends existed…that’s horrific! 😨
Yes bro 😡
@OhReoGre but Persian cats are very calm but I don't let them alone together. They are very friendly ☺
A year ago, a family of wild tiny birds adopted a budgie. Winter was coming up, so my neighbor captured the budgie and has kept the budgie warm, safe and took good care of it to this day. edit: the budgie was taken to the vet and it turned out the budgie was domesticated and managed to survive in the wild.
I have a large bird feeder in my yard. One day a budgie landed. He was with a group of House finches. He flew away before I could try to get him, but came back the next day with the finches again.
Sadly I couldn’t get him and never saw him after that, but those finches def were with him.
Birds who are domestic don't know how to live in the wild.
Don't do it!
How do they even let them go? I love my canary too much to do it
they think its best for the budgie, its probably really hard for them, i hope
These fools should know that there is a difference between being domesticated and being WILD. Domesticated budgies mean that they will never ever be able to survive in the wild, while wild budgies mean that forests and the outdoors is their literal home. you can't just free domesticated budgies in thoughts that you're helping them and that they can be free now, without knowing the actual thing first. Thank you for letting people know what the right thing even IS :)
So true. You could probably train some domesticated animals to survive for a short while in the wild (say 48 hours to a week) but that is about it. I think these dumb asses should watch Naked and Afraid and tell them what they are doing to their bird is the equivalent of forcing those humans on the show to stay permanently in the wild.
It breaks my heart to see this, because my mom is forcing me to release mine. After showing her this video, she refused to let them go. Thank you so much, my budgies are saved thanks to you ❤️
What's wrong with your mum?
@@vibeuk2003 oh she just hated the fact that they made a mess everywhere lol
Why not re-home them?
@@Aruthar7766 wow your mom is pure evil... show her cute budgie videos, and really tame budgie videos to show her what she is missing out on.
@@strawb3rry480 some moms dont really understand. just because she thought realizing budgies are good does not mean she pure evil. she understood its a bad thing.
A few weeks ago I was eating dinner when some movement catched my eye just outside my living room. There, stood on a tree, was a big bird (I still don't know if it was an eagle or something else) with a fluttering budgie in his mouth trying to break free from him. In a state of horror I dashed out to my balcony and threw a clothes peg at them to make the eagle let him go (it didn't hit them since they were a little bit further away from my house don't worry). The budgie broke free from him so he flew off right away. The eagle like bird was holding him in his beak by his wing so I very hopelessly hope that he didn't get injured badly and is alright. It was such a horrifying and devastating moment for me and I can't imagine what the budgie went through. To this day, I still can't get his helpless screams out of my head. I wish I could help him more than what I did but I couldn't. I have a budgie friend at my home and the thought of something similar happening to him is crushing me. Please please please be careful and never ever release your budgies thinking it is "good" for them. There are many dangers awaiting them in the wild and they are clearly not capable of dealing with them. The deadliest ones are starvation, predators such as cats and bigger bird species, injuries, diseases. Some may say what I did was intervening with "Nature's bussiness" but no it isn't. To begin with, they are domestic animals which are not supposed to live in that area. They don't know how to fend for themselves out in the wild. We took that capability from them long ago, breeding them in cages, and we can't expect them to survive by themselves now. So please DON'T RELEASE YOUR PETS INTO THE WILD. Take extreme measures such as installing fly screen on your windows and doors to prevent them from going out of your house by themselves. Love them and care for them properly. And if you think you can't, then don't even think about getting a pet in the first place! Lastly, don't buy, adopt!
Where do you live?
Even if you release them in Australia with the wild budgies, they would die
I live in a part of Australia that is known for having lots of budgies so if mine were ever to escape it might have a chance of finding a flock
@@bimbirobotics1050 no way, pet budgies wont be accepted by flocks
@@bimbirobotics1050 Someone told me wild green budgies are racist/colorist to non-greens and even kill them. I aint no biologist but it makes sense since blue and white budgies find it harder to camoflauge, making them easier for predators to spot the flock.
@@roninjolin7687 it makes sense, those non-green budgies were selected by humans for our own aesthetic purposes and don't normally happen in the wild
Our pet lovebird escaped from his cage but after few days, he came back. He had no choice, it's obvious that he's hungry so he went inside his cage for food and water.
Glad to hear that, I got a lovebird too. A friend of mine has a lot of parrots, one escaped and came back after eight months. It was incredible.
@@zech_ if it survived for 8 months, why did it come back?
@@nabiullahf good question idk, you should ask the parrot.
Based
My lovebird unfortunately died last week
0:15 she had eggs inside the nesting box😱😱😱 why on the earth he did it??? she didn't want to leave them🥺
It's just cruelty I have nothing else to say
I know POOR BIRBSSSSS😭😭😭😭😭
Wtffff he didn't killed only the parents but also the chicks
@@ShrekGG1 yes he killed BOTH HE IS SO HORRIBLE
😱😱😢😢😢
How come people somehow THINK that a domesticated bird without ANY experience in the wild in a city would ever survive for long periods of time….
I'm so glad you brought this to light because it's very important that everybody realizes that these domesticated birds cannot live on their own! You, who made this video did a great favor to budgies everywhere! Thank you for being so aware! ❤️
It makes NO SENSE! You don’t release pet dogs to “live freely” they are DOMESTICATED animals! They are going to die!😭
Dog was not a good example as they are very well known to be great at surviving alone.
@Dex Tiger clearly your not very bright, even little dogs like that have and can survive
@Dex Tiger A. Being fed by people is still surviving
B. Life sucks
C. It’s rough
D.Get used to it buttercup
@Dex Tiger just like any animal, some will have more trouble surviving than others, but it doesn't mean it can't 🤷🏽♂️ Navajo mountain dogs have been feral and surviving for quite a while. You don't think a terrier can survive? Or German shepherds? Rottweilers? Literally any hunting dog breed? Obviously they shouldn't but if anything I think we shouldn't have brought birds into cages far from their homeland in the first place 🤷🏽♂️ that's pretty damn cruel to me
@Dex Tiger I agree with you. Another thing is the risk of small breeds getting impregnated by larger breeds left astray on the street. Imagine a chihuahua impregnated by a labrador.
I can't believe people get pet budgies before doing research. When I got my dog, I did 1 year of research and reading. I am glad you're here to educate people.
Yes
It took me 6 months to convince my parents to let me get a bird and 1 month of researching. I finally got my budgie and I am never giving him up ever! I’ve worked dam hard for him
i stood outside the store glass box, crying because I was worried I wasnt good enough budgie mom. People are cruel and ignorant., at times.
I made a huge mistake
Fuck it we ball. Got 2 budgies and I researched them a bunch the day I got them. They’re doing pretty. Love them so much
Keeping them as a pet is like giving them safe and loving home and food. I had 8 budgies but now they breed and became 12 + 5 chicks
awww
Not just budgies not even just parrots any domesticated animal should never be realised
Yes
Exactly. A neighbor of a friend of mine decided she didn't like her dog anymore, and just released the dog into the neighborhood. I just couldn't speak to her again after that. How could she be so cruel and irresponsible? Forcing a domesticated animal to fend for itself is sadistic.
A budgie landed on my shoulder. The owner released it.So now its in my aviary living happily
That budgie got lucky it found you.
Yes it did get lucky it found you
So glad you rescued them!🖤🖤🖤🖤
You are that budgies hero
Oh it found a great soul 😄
I feel like it should just be common sense that your PET bird will DIE in the WILD.
It is not being done by asians only but I've also seen normal people from america and the uk doing it
Not when your a dumba$$
It IS common sense, the idiots who have no brains free pet budgies
Yes it is common sense, anyone who released their pets has an IQ less than 90 or even less than the temperature of a room. The world isn't a Disney movie and it never has been, the people who do this dont understand that the wild isn't like their house where you can have anything you want right at your fingertips.
@@peachesandcream333 well said
There was a pet budgie that flew over to our balcony once, we caught it and put it in our cage since we didn’t want it to be caught by any other birds. It was sitting with rainbow lorikeets and was trying to get to our seed that we had put out. There are so many large birds around our house I’m glad he wasn’t hurt.
Who in their right minds would think releasing a domesticated animal to the wild would be good for the animal? You feed them, protect them and care for them all their lives, but somehow they are supposed to learn a lifetime of survival skills in a few minutes? Not counting the fact that this isn't their natural habitat either
I would never realese my budgie because i have such a good bond with her! These people have no souls
yeah
They are idiots! >:( I hate them SOOOOOOOOO much!!!!!!!!
I would never do that to my three buggies l own.if lcouldn't take care of my buggies l would sell them to a person that has experience with birds
That breaks my heart that people do that
So true. Thy don't have any souls
I just hate where people are just releasing their pet birds (budgies, cockatiels, cockatoos,etc) when they are clearly are domesticated and not a wild bird cause it’s doing more harm than good and it’s really sad to see this is happening 😔
Poor budgies i hate this stupid trend
@@tygostevens8718 same
i hate this trend. it's almost like throwing your bird into the garbage because you release it and it can't take care of itself and it dies. :(
İ hate that trend i disliked every budgie releasing videos
all birds are amazing and should never be released into the wild if they were not taught how to live in the wild.
I lost my bird once (cockatiel)(food door thing was losses and didn't close) before even thou it was less then a day it scared me so much luckily he followed some pigeons so we could find him when he split away from that group ( it pains me to think uneducated or neglectful people would do this )
My budjie flew away and then came back it was the best feeling ever
Mine didn't come back it has been 3 days what should I do
@@Boithecat im sorry but your budgie is lost its best to move on
My budgie named Phoenix flew away.. because in 2006, my mom was too lazy to move all the junk from the back seats, so she just put the cage in the back of the pick up truck. When she stopped at the traffic light, the cage bursted open, and Phoenix flew out.
2 days later, my grandpa got a call from our neighbors of a blue budgie on their RV. When we got the budgie, it turns out it was Phoenix!!
It’s not like these birds even enjoy their short lived freedom. Birds that have lived all their life inside in a cage will likely find the outside world terrifying. Due to the limited space they have had to move around in all their life, they also have no where near the kind of stamina that wild birds have. They’ll be scared, tired and hungry before they die.
This happened to me. I had two white budgies with the purple above beaks. I went to work and when I came home they weren't there. My house mate was the only one home. He did make it clear he didn't like them a few days earlier. They couldn't gotten out by them selves. He never admitted to it but I'm sure it was him.
My darlings... 😥🕊🕊💞
I am so sorry to hear that
Releasing a budgie is like telling your child that it isn’t allowed in your house and forced to find food alone
Exactly.
Breaks my heart seeing them being released. Couldn’t imagine how the budgie feels like they didn’t love them and why don’t they want them....angers me also but sad too.
It is heartbreaking 💔
i'm not sure they really have the level of intelligence it takes to think like that but it's sad regardless
@Nomungegee Natsagdorj your being dramatic, they literally try to get away and really aren’t that affectionate generally speaking, they prefer the company of other budgies.
@Nomungegee Natsagdorj are u really comparing parakeets to human babies .. imma head out
@Nomungegee Natsagdorj ok but we're talking about things that kinda pertain to science and there's a huge difference between parakeets and human babies
And how he holded the budgies i mite cry the stupid trend and stupid people
Hi I live in Australia I have 4 budgies i raised them since 2 weeks old I left the door open thinking there cage was shut then he fly’s on my folder then takes off in front of me then 10 seconds later I see a crow chasing it then the budgies spots the crow the. it literally did a u turn and flew back to me I was so relieved 😅
The picture of the eagle with the budgie/parakeet is so heartbreaking😥
This video should be spread for everyone to see and not make this horrible mistake!!!
People release their budgies on PURPOSE. To annoy people :(
@@87.l9 I don't think that's the reason
they are doing this because of ignorance and bc of the trend
@@wildflower2485 😑
@@87.l9 ?
One comment on the video said their mom tried to make them release their budgie, so it's not just people willingly doing it themselves. Other stupid parents might try doing this.
My heart dropped when the eagle chaised that budgie😰
Yep
We should let the budgie stay at our house
The thumbnail was scary
@@HappyTweets I actually saw a bunch of crows ate a parakeet in our neighborhood, I tried to rescue the bird, but trees are high, I failed
@@episodegirly8109 at least you tried 😔 I have two budgies and I could never imagine letting them go like that
I'm so glad that you made that video. I truly hope that many many budgie owners and others see this video. I'm a budgie owner and this makes me sad.
I feel like BEFORE you get any type of animal as a pet get a lot of knowledge about the animal and also what it takes to ACCURATELY take care of them !!!!
Great video and thank you for spreading awareness !!!!!!
I live in Australia, and even here we do not release pet budgies in to the wild. They will get eaten by cats and lack the skills to find their way to the centre of Australia, which is where you find their big flocks in the desert.
A budgie has more of a chance of survival being stuck in a small cage with barely anything than being released into the wild, I have 7 budgies and I could never imagine releasing them for any reason, they are domesticated budgies who are happy in their home as a small flock, they wouldn't last a day outside
this is literally the equivalent to releasing your pet dog into a pack of wolves, its stupid and not what you are supposed to do.
please, stop this.
Good example
My cockatiel got away for three days and by the time we found her she was very hungry and thin and desperate to get back home and, at night, back into her cage (she spends the whole day out of the cage with us, who work at home)
A bird in my neighborhood escaped and was gone for 2 weeks but luckily survived and was found in front of a red Robins (,lived thou multiple heavy storms)
We found our budgies outside, my grandpa brought them to us otherwise it would die, when we first gave it food it ate a lot and was so hungry
Why would people do this? Not only is it morally terrible but you really are just killing them. Domestic budgies need a warm home with constant food, water and attention. My three parakeets wouldn’t survive a day outside. I’ve had them for three years. Especially in the state I live in which is super dry and cold.
@I am a legend turn on some video of budgies chirping on youtube. Spend time with it and if have the money get another to be its friend. Budgies are social creatures they love interaction. :)
The budgie that I have now is one of the luck ones, after finding her outside my door
Amazing, my first budgie ever came to my window sill, she was completely tamed and looked healthy.. but died after 2 days. I had a scented candle in the room and I suspect that was the cause..
Same
I once saw a rainbow lorikeet just wandering around in my school. It was just standing there, so I tried to catch it (tried to approach it as well but it kept flying/jumping away) and some teachers were passing by and one of them stopped me and scolded me, telling me to “leave the wild animal alone”. What the absolute hell? DOES A PET PARROT NOT LOOK DOMESTICATED TO YOU?? I was 9 at the time, so I had no idea, and decided to just go along with what that teacher said. Some people really don’t have a single braincell smh
Dummy school
This is diabolical. I feel bad looking at this because I remember when our bird flew away. Thankfully, we got her back, but just imagining what could have happened to her makes me shiver. We found her in a tree and I remember how tiny and helpless she was before we caught her.
Everyone that has social media should share this and make a change!
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People have to stop this-
If their not able to take care of their budgies they should maybe let someone else take care of it so that they can live much more happily not this-
The thumbnail my heart-
;-;
The thumbnail broke my heart 💔
The poor budgie.
@@Error_707. ikr
I’d adopt budgies from people like this bc they deserve btter
This is giving me the same feel as the people who release their pet rabbits. The same things happens, the rabbits die because they don't know how to survive in the wild. A friend and old teacher of mine once found someone's pet rabbit in the middle of a field. It was the middle of a winter(I live in the Northern Midwest), and the poor guy was about to freeze to death because he didn't have a coat made for the weather. Luckily, these friends of mine took him in and nursed him back to health, and he ended up leaving an extremely long, happy life.
Me: Watching this video
My budgies: *literally turning into rain clouds*
😭😭😭 Poor babies why are some people so clueless?!
Don't you mean *poor😅
@@87.l9 yeah.
@@FeatheredFlock ok
“A budgie wont last a day in the wild”
My budgie who survived 3 days in the wild when he got lost:👁 👄 👁
so he came back?
@@metsrus yea
I always tried to explain that cages are, for pet birds, like houses.
They still should fly around our house, just like a human walks outside.
No.
a trend sounds more like a HORROR TO THE LITTLE GUY
This is absolutely infuriating. I hate irresponsible and uneducated pet owners
Poor budgies (that got thrown away in the wild BY THERE OWN OWNERS)
As a budgie owner myself, this literally makes me want to stay in my bed and cry all day. seeing those innocent little budgies in tiny cages being grabbed and just chucked into the air. It just makes me want to cry
Oh well
This just breaks my heart by you saying budgies won’t last a day in the wild, I had this budgie her name was capri, I bonded with her so well and would spend SO much time with her, would play with her, give her treats, clean her cage a bit, and talk to her, but yesterday, a helper we have at our house was putting her seed mix inside her little bowls that were inside her cage, and he forgot to close the cage’s door after giving her food (this happened outside btw) and eventually she flew away in the sky, I am absolutely heartbroken. I love her so much and I’m so worried about her, the second I heard the news of her flying away I broke down crying. I can’t control it. It absolutely saddens me the mere thought of a wild animal eating her. She is so, so dear to me and always will be. Her flying away has caused me an immense amount of pain that I literally can’t even express. I feel like crying.
I have 6 budgies, and I have nightmares about them getting out and dying, I see now that my dreams are telling me something, never to do this.
If you wanna see my budgies names, click read more.
Lapis
Pearl (Violet budgie)
Sunny
Kevin (Cinnamon budgie)
Mimi
Malachite (Green)
I know what you talking about, I have these dreams too about my budgies.
Same, the nightmares are so horrible I wake up sweating
Well Mine is:
Maka(No meaning It was just suiting her too much)
Boncuk(Means Bead in English)
i have a budgie and his name is Harriet
i didn’t know he was a boy when i named him but i usually call him Harry or bird more often lol
same it causes so much anxiety for me
I can’t imagine what a person’s thought process when someone frees their budgies or any kind of domesticated bird into the wild.
Getting likes and views on Tik Tok. They don't care about the birds. Just look how they grab the birds, just like toys
My parents hate my budgies even though I clean them every single day and not even a bit of feathers come from them coz I have covered their cage with plastic cover once they tried it when I was sleeping and then I woke up when my budgies was making sound and since then I locked the cage and will open it only when I an there
MAGICAL WORLD OF DD don't get any more pets if your parents hate animals
People want rid of them most people don’t want them as pets anymore because of how much noise they make . So they just released them to the Wild . my friend released hers so she could get a kitten.
@@theluckyequestrian That is horrible. Your friend should be ashamed of herself. People need to think about their responsibilites before getting pets. Pets are animals, not toys
That’s the reason why these birds are pets only birds they aren’t like parrots they’re parakeets they are too small to survive with all the other wild birds and animals they don’t have the beaks for properly finding food in the wild I love how people think of they’re freedom but you can’t free pet only birds like budgies only if you got a wild rescue and bird that is also known for wild territory or you found a wild bird and was willing to set it free once again
THE IMAGE MADE ME CRY BECAUSE MY BUDGIE DIED A YEAR AGO AND ITS SHOWING ME A HAWK EATING A TOTALLY CUTE BUDGIE
Sorry about your budgie.
Gonna share this! I feel so sad to know when people free the domesticated pets! This should be stopped!
How-......
Budgies don’t know how to feed them selves or live in the wild alone! Were these already wilds?
yes they were but since they are raised in captivity they cannot survive in the wild due to lack of knowledge
@@fisht6765 thanks. And yes, you’re right. Who would do that!
They live in groups. A singular budgie won’t make it.
My Budgie, Sheriff escaped last Easter 2021. She flew over to the next block and down the street....she was gone for about 7 hours. I didn't call anyone or know what to do. But ...a guy that works with Raptors lives a block over. He had seen me looking and found my budgie was at a neighbors home, thinking maybe it was mine. They brought her home. I love Sheriff more than anything,,, and so glad she is home. I've had her for 2 years and a bit....thank you for the video/ SOME survive here but not many, and not for long.
I feel HORRIBLE!
Its just been a couple hours since I lost my escaped budgie Mango. My Snowball won't stop chirping. Then finally she gave up and I didn’t hear a single chirp anymore.😢😢
I had the pain of my budgie flying out.
I keep praying that the is still alive, but who knows...
Fly High little guy, I miss you.
After watching this clip...my heart is crying😭😭one of my budgie fly away accidently....I daily pray to god keep safe my pet😭my ciute budgie...I miss you❤️
The problem is,that some budgie owners don’t do much research before adopting a budgie.So they can believe that budgies are meant to be free,but it’s the complete opposite
thank you so much for making this video, i know allot of people needed it!!
Thank you for speaking up for these awesome little friends.
The things that ppl do just because its a trend is utterly shocking & appalling. Apparently its more important to be ‘cool’ than caring (and responsible). What’s next? Parents booting-out their 6 yr olds to live free & fend for themselves? Its not so different ‘freeing’ a pet bird. This is truly a very sad state of affairs. TYVM for this video. If it saves the life of one budgie, it’s value is priceless.
All of the dislikes on this video are the idiots who released the parakeets
Last year, we found a pet budgie in our garden. She was so hungry and thirsty and exhausted, we didnt know if she would survive. With the help of the neighbourhood we managed and she survived. We got her everything she needed including birdfriends. But she only had a few months due to a heart disease. The doctor couldnt say for sure, but the disease might have been caused or at least worsened by what she had to go through. Even if the birds get rescued. They are scarred for life. Its incredibly sad.
DO NOT RELEASE THEM
You will release them thinking they are having freedom... But you are wrong they will die soon .........🚫🚫🚫🚫🚫🚫🚫🚫🚫
i thought about this because my budgies didn’t seem to like me i didn’t want them to not like how they’re living and be stressed every time i come by the cage, i’ve had them for a year but i’ll take care of them for as long as they need i’ll never let them go free
THANK YOU SOMEONE UNDERSTANDS AND IS SPREADING IT TO THE WORLD💝💖❤🧡💛💚💙💜
Tips I remember to get a lost pet bird back in cage,1 put cage outside with water and food, 2 make sure not to scare the budgie(don't grab etc).3 the best way I've found to pick up an untrained/untrusting bird is to use a shirt (pref darker colors)to use like a fishing net they tend to do primarily sight or sound so be calm and understand they will not like this so do it in cases of nececessity. Hope it helps someone.
I am not sure that that half of these people are releasing their budgies out of the "goodness" of their hearts. It looked to me like some of them at least just wanted to get rid of their pets in the easiest way possible. It is horrible to see and horrible to know that there are monsters out there that do this consciously. Thank you for bringing this issue up I will share the video with everyone I know to spread the awareness.
That's why they are 'captive' bred and are mostly not captured from the wild. Their colours are mutations caused by captive breeding. Releasing them in the wild means death since they have literally no instincts of a wild budgerigar. Instead, bring one home, Take care of it and tame it so that your birdie will get the freedom to fly in your backyard and you will feel great to have the trust of your small furball.
I'm literally sobbing right now, my dad said that in the spring we need to let my birds go because "they need freedom to", I'm afraid of showing him this video because he's a stubborn person pray that bugdies find another home :(
theres also another bad outcome: budgies becoming invasive
if abunch of budgies are released in a area. they might start breeding, and that could be bad for native birds
budgies could eat all the food, spread disease, cause disruption and among other things,
the best thing you can do for your bird is to keep it
Everyone who sees my budgies in cage says me "why have you locked them? Let them fly " this video is the reson why I never free them atleast I am giving them food and water to survive and they are safe. I would like to show this to those who keep saying
It's true, but I hope you do let your budgies roam outside of the cage in your room
@@Bird-Nuggets yes I do
I have 4 pet budgies I love them they have a room of there own where they fly play n eat with all safety ..yet everyone in my family says how cruel am I to cage birds taking there freedom.......they also want to release them ...I'm sending this video too all......hope it might open there eyes cause I'm sick of explaining them over 1000x ..
I agree what u said #Salvador #Budgie they really should not release budgies 2 the wild, and it 💯% really needs 2 stop releasing budgies 2 the wild. Cause if they can take care of budgies and don't want them anymore, then it's better 4 them 2 give the budgies 2 there families or friends if they wants birds in there lives. Quit releasing budgies 2 the wild, keep them or give them away 2 friends or families because wild does not take care of budgies.
This video made me cry, because my green cheek (in my avatar) escaped in 2016. I spent over two hours calling for her and walking the streets looking for her until I eventually heard her, but by the time I'd got permission to enter the person's backyard she had been killed by ravens. I cowardly ran away so I wouldn't have to continue looking at her body, bawling my eyes out. My ex (who is an ex for a reason!) was kind enough to collect her remains for me so I could have her cremated; no matter how badly that relationship ended up I am still forever thankful that he did that for me. Her ashes sit on my dressing table.
I know I'm preaching to the choir here, but please don't release your bird. More likely than not you are condemning them to an awful, painful death. Hell, if you're in Melbourne (Australia) and feel like you have no other option but to release your bird, get in contact with me because I'd rather take it in myself than see the results of another pet bird released.
I remember getting shit for keeping my old birds in cages( although I let them fly around in my apartment every day). Like I can’t just let exotic animals out in freaking Austria. They’d die instantly
This is just so wrong 😭 I live in Australia and they are so beautiful in the wild 😍 but letting domesticated budgies go needs to stop 😭
The falcon: small flying sweet candies 🤪
This makes me sad at the thought that my budgie that escaped didn’t even survive an hour before getting killed :(
Oh no! 😭 It's an act of thoughtlessness!!! Poor birds!
I will never realise my budgies.
My sister in law found a budgie in her yard. It must have heard the call of her pet budgies. Anyways she took it in and it’s been a great pet. Crazy to think someone would just release one like that
I found a beautiful goldface mauve opaline flying around with the rainbow lorikeets, I caught her but no one came for her so now she's happily living in my aviary with her 20 something new friends. She was definitely out there for more than a day but was protected by the lorikeets.