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- Abandoned baby Budgie and Hand feeding baby budgie. It is hard work and a process of hand-feeding baby budgies. I really don't recommend inexperienced owners! If there is no other way, like parens abandoned an egg or chick, you should hand feed to try to save little baby's life!
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I'm afraid I shouldn't remove the shell 😥What do you think?
I don't know
Maybe
It's not a problem actually
I'm telling frm experience
You can do it it is good
This has happened to me with a few lovebirds
Being sooo tiny and babies, the only good temperature to live on, is their mum's one
I think s/he died because of a high or low temperature. Either of them could be
They are soooo sensitive when they are just born 🥺
Anyway, you did all you could and all you knew and you did it with all your good intention and heart
I never do this anymore. If mum doesn't feed a new born, I take him out and feed him, but leave him again in the nest with mum's heat
We always learn from the saddest experiences 🥺😭
Sending big hug from Spain 🍀
At least she could taste the food and felt some warmth. I think that she appreciated that somebody took care of her.
I’m crying!!!!!!!!! ❤❤❤❤
Alen if you feel sad we feel sad please don't. We love you so much as a budgie nation and are always there for you❤ Not all birds have a long lifespan, they die from sickness, depression, etc. So that being said its not ur fault ok? We know you did ur best so don't feel bad it was his fate..! Hope all the birds that have died have a nice life in the afterlife and i wish you a good day, take care ok?🕊🍁🌸 *if you need some time or any break take it, we understand!*
(Lets get Alen to 1 million subscribers guys, we can do this!!)
Thank you for support, wish you all the best
@@alenaxp same I have wished of you getting 1 million subscribers
Thank you for your comment. I did not realize they could die from depression. I had one over 40 years ago. We were very bonded. She liked pecking at my teeth. I went on a week vacation, with my landlady watching over her. She was dead when I came back. My landlady was unhappy. I was unhappy. Maybe if I had not gone on vacation. Who knows, but maybe she was just depressed.
@@glaucouswingedgull maybe if the landlady didn't take good care or gave him attention he became depressed and np!
@@glaucouswingedgull sorry for ur loss. May he/she rest in peace.
Kind Alen, it is not uncommon for new pairs to toss eggs on the floor, even after sitting on them. Do not worry! Please look at the A Chick Called Albert (ACCA) videos of Alwyn Wils. He is in the Netherlands and has rescued eggs for many years. You are both inspirational in your care of birds! I wish you all the best!
You are right Cynthia
ys acca a chick call albert is good at these thing he knows well
This is actually making me nervous....my budgie layed eggs for the first time and im just hoping she dosent toss them out of the nest....
@@hammadfarooqi1405 daaam!!! The same thing i thought!!!!
Allen AxP and a chick called Albert are both awesome!
U did everything correct alen.....ur the best budgie owner......I also hv budgies.....n I loved my budgie a lot.....it was a male and he used to kiss me....I can never forget him....I think of him every single day......so now I still hv the female.....n I got one that looks like him and a white one......I cried a lot for my cutie budgie.
I still miss him.... nobody can ever take away his love .
It's not your fault, your the true kind person here helping a bird I appreciate ❤️
Fly free,Precious baby😔🐾🌈❤️
The baby didn't have a chance sadly. The yolk hadn't been absorbed.
I have done many egg rescues over the years and have seen this a couple of times. It's gut wrenching. But at least you gave the chicken time outside of the 3gg and let it experience love.
Omg :( I wish I hadn’t seen this video :( 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢 this is absolutely devastating!!!!!!! I’m glad u both try to rescue these kind of eggs. What is this called? Yolk not being absorbed? Omg it really does look absolutely gut-wrenching :((((((((((((
You did the right thing but the Little Budgie was maybe Born sick in the egg shell.
You did everything correct but We can’t always see when they are sick.
You did well alen👍🏻
Thank you, did my best
@@alenaxp you sure did
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This is so sweet my budgie just passed away a couple hrs ago it’s nice to know a birds hatching while one goes to a new and better place :)
Hi Alen, we as budgies family
will experience lots of great times with our friends budgies,
and also sadness, this is heartbreaking but also a vital part of the struggle to survive.
Sending love and a big hug
hope you have a great day.
The group needs you at your best. Blessings.
I'm so glad you help this little guy
Thats so sad, after the loss of Cookie, another budgie (I dont know its name) and the baby, you are a great youtuber and carer
I’m so glad you help this guy
Alen, you are so caring for your Birds! You did your best as always. Take care if yourself and be well. Your birds need you healthy too.
Many prayers for your loss. 🙏
😢you are a beautiful soul for trying so hard with this tiny, tiny little chick. Xx
Caique owner here, my bird passed away after 1 month of adoption due to PDD at 4 months old. It’s so nice of you to care for lovely budgies!
I felt very sad! May its soul rest in peace. 💔💔
It's not dead man it's alive😊❤🎉
Those first couple days are the hardest because anything can go wrong even if you do everything right.
THANK YOU FOR SAVING THE BUGIE
You are so compassionate buddy. I can understand your pain. You did great. 😍
So heartwarming to see you rescue this baby😭Thank you for this.
Alen do not worry this was happening to me but trust me you will have a great budgie in the future:)
it's not your fault Alen. You did your best, and you tried very hard. It wasn't meant to be i guess. You are a good man for trying to help him. You did well.
I'm so sorry, but Thank you VERY much for trying 💞That baby felt your love 🌈
You deserve" Guinness book of world record" ❤️
I am sorry for your loss. This was extremely educational. I think she was injured because she to come out of shell because of the fall. I do hope you never lose a bird like again . 🤲
It's always heart breaking 💔 to lose a baby budgie. But you did your best Alan. Wishing you the best of luck next time.
P.S. Don't beat yourself up for losing him/her. We know how hard you tried to save this little one.
Thank you for trying Alan it was a sad video but nature can not always turn out good. It was a very interesting video thanks again for sharing your love of budgies 🙏🏻
You are full of kindness.
I thought he would survive. You did what you could, it was his destiny.
Alen, you did the best you could. Sometimes these things are just out of our control no matter how hard you try.
I have had instances where one the parents discarded a newborn chick right out of the nest box.
It was a conventional nest box with a small entry hole, no possibility the chick fell out, it was discarded by one of the parents.
I found the chick cold and nearly lifeless at the bottom of the cage, I put it back in the nest box and the parents did successfully raise the chick (with 4 other siblings).
Was the chick defective genetically and the parents could sense this?, I'll never know.
The five we had in this clutch, it was hard to identify the discarded chick, I had no way to track its health in the long run.
Over 3 years and having 36 newborns I found they always do better when there's more than one chick.
I think they need the warm, and perhaps the life force from its siblings, as well as their parents.
They cluster together when they’re tiny, for warmth and assurance, (very scary seeing them all tangled in there nest box).
The parents feed them a very special mixture of predigested food and liquid containing seed, in there crop. Newborn may require this (birdie milk) till they can eat on their own. You can see the seeds in the baby's crop as they grow and get older.
If you wish to have them start a new family, put a nest box in there cage ahead of time (before she lays her eggs), giving the female time to explore it, ahead of time.
When she approves, She will find it a safe new private home to raise her little ones (this take time).
These precious little creatures we love, are so fragile, and to us sometimes quite a mystery and miracle. They bring us such joy and pleasure and unfortunately sometimes sadness. Don't feel bad, just rest assured you did the best you could. Don't beat yourself up with “I should have done this, or I should have done that” Like we say here in the US. and probably in your home “Hindsight is 20/20”
Keith Johnson
Keith Johnson, you have such caring and pure words. I totally agree with what you commented. We do our best. That's all we can do.
Blessings!
Wenn wellensittiche ihre küken raus schmeißen Ist das ihr Instinkt. Es kommt imner auf die Ressourcen an Nahrungs Menge
Somit wollen sie sorgen das genug Futter für die Größeren küken vorhanden ist.
In der freien Wildbahn fressen wellensittiche auch manchmal nachzügler küken. In der Regel haben die ersten 3 küken die Größeren überleben Chancen. Das 4 küken hat in der Regel nur eine 60% Chance zu überleben
Das 5 küken liegt meistens unter 40%
Ich selber hatte schon mit erlebt wie die henne 5 Eier gelegt hat. Wo zwei Eier kaputt gingen.
Als das erste geschlüpft ist war noch alles gut. Als 10 Tag später das zweite geschlüpft ist wurde es von der henne zum teil ignoriert. Ich musste es an füttern das es genug Kraft hatte um nach Nahrung zu betteln als zwei Tage später küken Nummer 3 geschlüpft ist. hat die henne das küken getötet und zum teil gefressen.
Das liegt in ihrer Natur.
Thank you soooooooooooo much for your insight & wonderful encouragement, Keith! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@@catsberry4858 you are very welcome, Keep up the good work. My two budgie boys, 🐤🐦Artie, Denny And myself, from the Northwoods of Wisconsin USA, We appreciate your great love and devotion.
🕊😀
Your birds are so beautiful!
You always do a wonderful job with your lovely birds, please don’t beat yourself up. When working with animals, (especially infants) death is always a constant and sometimes it’s inevitable. (As one who has had her share of wins and losses with new born baby goats, I know all too well how you feel.)
you did the best you could . i currently have week old budgies and i lost one :( it was the moms first time so she killed the oldest . she tried attacking the other 2 but i got them out in the middle of it. i feel like it's my fault. felt like i could've paid more attention , even tho it happened while i was asleep. i'm so sorry i understand .
The Best thing what u do is that u all tried to that baby paraaket dont die(u tried all ur Best for him)❤️
that's so sad😢😢 I know how it feels one of my budgies died..
🥰🥰🥰Alen haces un excelente trabajo de amor y cuidados con los peques, solo que a veces es difícil hacer que salgan adelante yo también trato de cuidar a las avecillas que lo necesitan pero es inevitable que algunas mueran en nuestras manos ánimo!
Great Video as always! Keep it up! rest in peace birb
So sad! You tried!!! BLESS YOU!!!
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You so cute,and make so much more Time and help what you can for the little Bugdie! Sorry my English is a little bit.I love your for so much for this Work.I have yourself three 🐦🐦🐦🥺💝🍀Your giv 💯👍👋❤️And Good Luck!🍀 Greetings from Germany.😢It's all good so.
Thank you Alen, very interesting!
Very nice video I love ur videos my birds on breeding mood they start selecting nest so when they start mating any idea
Muito triste o bichinho ter se ido! De partir o coração mesmo! 😢😢 Mas vc fez o melhor que podia para ajudá-lo! 💖 Que agora ele esteja feliz no céu! 🙏💖
I went thru the same thing you gotta feed them EVERY 20 mins.. it's a lot you did well . She'll do better the next lay.
I had 9 budgies hatch from my two pairs , for the first egg the mother completely abandoned it we tried to do the same thing (I’m a first time budgie owner by the way ) I think you did everything right here and the budgie could have had a problem from the start
Huge respect for you man 😭
I also had eggs in the cage from my Bourke's parakeets. They were hatched on the sofar floor of the cage. 5 days before hatching days before they were abandoned. 2 were fertilized and entered the breeder. I had to help both of them out of the egg. the first had glued the little wing to the head. I was able to solve it with warm water and a cotton swab. The second was also stuck in the egg. On the third day, it stretched its legs straight back and lay on its stomach. After a few hours it wasn't any better and I put it in the quail egg well in the incubator. So it was forced to tuck its little legs under its belly and hold its back. 3 days and everything was fine. I fed them with a special parrot spoon and Nutribird 19. Today they are 4 weeks old and they are already flying. Yesterday I've put Leo, a quiet, elderly, hand-tamed Bugie with them to show them how to open seeds. He has raised chicks himself and does his job excellently. I think in a week or two they will be ready to feed and can be integrated into the swarm. Bird parents notice when something is wrong with the eggs. That's probably why she let them down.
I gave them the chance to live. Both would be disabled or not alive at all. if man had not intervened. Therefore, I generally advise against breeding unless you have in-depth knowledge of how to help with complications. I'm sure you don't lack experience and knowledge! The parents, the feed, the hygiene, the husbandry of the birds all determine the health of the chicks long before the first egg is laid. Even if, like you, everything is right, sometimes you just can't help anymore. I've also had sad cases where I had to watch helplessly and couldn't find an answer to the "why". It hurts, but you can't change it and you can be sure that you have done everything to prevent it. 😢
An absolute amazing vid...One of my 9 budgies layed an egg for the first time but l'm pretty sure it looks like it's not fertilized..
Nooo😔
I thought she was going to live
Why she died?
Hi I have buggies one years ago and I had two buggies baby and they we put them in the egg and we did noting but put them in the egg after a long time they grow
I LOVE BUDGIES..THERE REALLY CUTE...💙💙💙💙
God Bless and Love!!!
Awwww baby birdie!
I think the baby budgie wasn't strong enough yet and that's why "he" died. It's now a baby bird angel🐣🥰😘
Well done👍
How sweet 💘
Think of it like a premature baby... It sucks but they don't always survive. You did a good job. I'm sorry you lost the little bit.
I think you did the best you could, it was just too rough for the little budgie to go through that
Please tell me how many times to feed the baby?
Soo sorry☹️☹️☹️😭. Don't feel bad, you did everything you can do to keep that baby alive 🙂
I am a cold person having seen too many bad things ( Northern Ireland.... ) but I love birds 😁
I did had some budgies but after some years the female started to hurt the male one , she eventually died beacuse of a sickness , i did not know any bird vets in my city or any medicine that could help her , later the male one died from sickness too i can still hear then .
Very kind of you
Alen I've bred budgies in the past,I would suggest you ring a vet for advice,full marks for trying mate.
awwww that is heartbreaking, I hate when we cant save them. RIP little chick .
You did noble job keep it up
this is amazing, look how fragile these are. i don't know if its good or not, but hoping that it will become good.
Wait o no didn't make it damn, this breaks my heart. Can u use food like that?
alen what program do you use to make videos?
We know you did your best!
That poor Baby 😥
How many budgies do you have?
Very sad but you did your best for the little one 🇬🇧 .
Minha calopsita rejeitou um ovo também. O filhote estava bem grande e não resistiu também
My breeding experience has been tragic the the female laid 2 clutches one with 7 eggs and one 5 she sat on them for the right amount of days and came of after a month and nothing they were fertile but nothing hatched
Normally, you shouldn't remove the shell as it can be dangerous for the chick. But there is a few exceptions. The main one, if the chick is too weak to break the shell itself. That chick was too weak to break it's shell itself, but you helped it be freed from the shell. You have to be very careful when doing so, to not hurt the chick or break blood vessels, but you were also careful. I've had to do this before, and the chick lived for about a week - Due to being attacked by another budgie before I could get to it. Otherwise, it would've lived a long life. Sorry for the passing of your chick, I know how hard it is
Nice video
That's ok, you tried your best😉
I don’t know is it gonna die because I have two parents and I am A kid and I don’t know how to tame my parrets we just usually we just leave them in their cage until there they live with us about two weeks
I tried recusing a babies pigeon their mum left I did everything I could they passed away after 2 weeks I have no idea why
hi! I found a bird that was a little older than this and a problem I made was to give it too much water, if the formula is too watery it can get dioreah . the bird lived for 5 months and then sadly passed away, I don't think there's anything you could've really done though, the parents didn't help and you hadn't really done this before
Is beautiful
Good job 👍👍❤️
Safe it's life
Good job
Wonderful very interesting
I can't save my budgie you can save your budgie
I am not sure
If the shell still has active blood vessels, DO NOT REMOVE IT. Only remove parts of the shell once you can be sure the vessels are dried.
I would've left its shell, transferred it to a warm place under a light and waited for a couple of days & maybe use sterilized tweezers to remove seeds rather than so much rubbing.
I have a female budgie who is four and a half months old, her father is three years old, can they mate?
No. Inbreeding causes a lot of problems. Your female being only four and a half months old is not ready to be breeding either.
Please don't breed, you obviously aren't educated enough to be a breeder. There are already many budgies that need homes, no need to be a backyard breeder.
I was like don't read the comments, really felt bad when she passed away, my bird will be 2years on September 11 I reseased her baby by hand even put the egg in incubator I did everything my budgie is a 1st time mom I took the action because she killed one bird before but after a month of me doing the routine she got with it and help me maybe that's why 1st mom didn't know what to do with her baby
You could try putting it in a fake egg that work like a real one? Sorry if it sounds stupid and his vid was 3 months ago so it wont be helpfull
I’m very sorry for your loss, its because you removed the shell that the baby budgie is dead because its vein are still attached to the egg. Just next time don’t remove the egg shell :D
Love from Bangladesh 💝💝
Was the feeding formula prepared hot?
If the instructions says that the baby food should be prepared hot, absolutely!
@@stefigachadimova7479 i just asked that if he prepared it cold or too hot
Omg Be careful host sir alen I'm afraid yo fulldown😮😯
Poor bird, I'm so sorry!😔
I'm not an expert, at all, even if I have six of them and just now they are mating (I thought they would do it later, in the spring time); anyway, I heard that hand raising them is a very hard job, and you need to be very skilled, in order to succeed.
Again, I'm really sorry for your loss! 😕
You tried your best to save it, so sorry for your loss. Never peel an egg shell before it dry enough, baby will break and come out by itself once it dried up and soak all the yolk through nerve. At this point returning egg to the mom is also bad idea, they think it ready to come out and try to peel it cause nerve damage. Best is just put it in the incubator as soon as possible before it get cold.
I had a question....I just got my first bird on Monday. I think it's sick with some sort of respiratory infection...I don't have the money to take to a vet yet. I think I'm probably going to return it. Should I return it to the pet store where I got it (where they can care for it) or keep it and care for it as best I can?
Why do you think that what symptoms are they showing.And i believe even if you cant afford it i think it would be best to be its companion before they go to rest i doubt a pet store would try to help.
@Tales of the MoistVerse the symptoms include tail bobbing, fluffing its self up, sneezing, scratching it's beak, sleeping a lot, not well preened and it pooped out undigested seeds 2 days ago. Hmm okay... I was hoping the pet store would know what to do and care for the bird. Thanks for the advice, I'll definitely think about it..