Names for budgies

Many people are happy to have budgies as pets. And this is no coincidence, because these birds are very funny and quite often even learn to talk, which becomes an additional reason for the pride of the owners.

When choosing a name, many owners rack their brains for a long time. Indeed, one should not rush to this. The best option is to wait for a while. This will provide an opportunity to observe the feathered friend, study his preferences, and see his habits.

The name needs to be chosen light and beautiful, which is also quite simple to pronounce. In addition, you need to focus on the sex of the bird. However, there are still basic rules according to which this difficult stage can be shortened. First, you should discuss this topic with all family members. Everyone should like the nickname. In addition, if it is decided to name the pet by a human name, it should not be similar to the names of those who live with the bird or often come to visit.

The next point is ease of pronunciation. Long names are best avoided, it will be very difficult for a parrot, and sometimes impossible to learn them. It should also be borne in mind that the owners often refer to the pet in a diminutive form, so the nickname must be decent. And, of course, you should choose a name, which, when pronouncing, will not cause problems for the bird itself.

Some people believe that there is nothing wrong with renaming budgies, if initially the nickname was not chosen very well. This opinion is wrong the name must be given once and until the end of life. Even if an adult is purchased or taken from another home, the family should not change its nickname - this can be very stressful for the pet. As a last resort, you can think about the most consonant options.

Summing up the observations, you should pay attention to the color of the bird and its character. Is the parrot jumping around the cage, trying to fly and being very active? You can call it Shustrik, Zipper, Cucaracha. And it sounds fun enough, and as much as possible reflects the behavior of the new pet.

Feather color will also suggest many interesting options. Do feathers of a green hue prevail? The name can be: Green, Shrek, Lavrusha, Christmas tree, Gena (by association with a crocodile), Zelenusha - there are a huge number of derivatives. Is your pet yellow? By themselves, such nicknames as Sunny (in English Sunny), Zlata, Gold.

The owners of the blue parrot also have where to apply their imagination. Forget-me-not and Aqua - great nicknames for girls, and for boys something like Indigo or Goluba. White bird can be called Snow or Snowball. The main thing is to turn on your own imagination and discuss this issue with your loved ones.

It is no secret for the budgerigar lovers that gender has a great influence on the bird's behavior and talkativeness. If the girls are calmer, then the boys are generally extremely chatty.

Parrot lovers know that birds don't particularly like to pronounce certain letters. Birds are good at hearing sibilant and sibilant consonants. This applies to letters such as "h", "u", "g", "w" and so on. But the list of unloved includes "l", "m", "n", as well as some vowels.

Parrots do not have problems with the pronunciation of "a", "o", "i", "e", but "u", "i", "e", "y" can cause difficulties. They love birds and such consonants as "p", "k", "p", "d". It is better to refuse from the soft sign, especially which is in the middle of the nickname, and choose a simpler option for a small pet.

So, the parrot is purchased, brought home and lives there for some time. The habits are noted, a rough idea of ​​the character has appeared, and there is a general idea of ​​the rules for choosing a name. We offer a small list from which you can start when choosing a name for a male parrot:

• Archie, Antosha, Abrasha, Andryusha;
• Byron, Barsik, Berkut, Borya;
• Venya, Vinnie, Voucher, Vasya;
• Garik, Hector, Gosha, Grisha;
• Dearie, Jackson, Dobby, Justin;
• Egosha, Erosha, Ershik, Hedgehog;
• Zhozha, Jean, Zheka, Zhorik;
• Zolotko, Zaya, Zlatik, Zorro;
• Jiri, Yorick, Iris;
• Kuzya, Kesha, Klepa, Krosh;
• Lolik, Lorik, Lelik;
• Maksik, Masya, Misha, Mitya;
• Nafanya, Nyasha, Nikita, Nyunya;
• Orlik, Osya, Oscar;
• Petya, Peter, Patrick, Pyzhik;
• Ricky, Roma, Ricardo, Ryzhik;
• Sushi, Sultan, Sonya, Silver;
• Totosha, Tyapa, Tima, Tosya;
• Umka, Hurricane, Ulya;
• Fedya, Fasia, Figaro, Funtik;
• Hulk, Piggy, Hippie;
• Chacha, Churchill, Charlie, Chelsea;
• Sherkhan, Scar, Cord, Shrek;
• Ellie, Elvis, Andy, Erwin;
• Eugene, Yugo, Yusya, Junga;
• Yarik, Yakuza.

It turned out that a charming girl became a new pet? Perhaps she will be more silent than males of this species, however, this is not a reason not to give the bird a beautiful name. Females can be of very different characters, which often significantly affects the choice. After all, it's hard not to understand how Egozya, Dushka, Coquette or Tikhonya behave. Examples are on our list.

• Adele, Asya, Assol, Astra;
• Basia, Bella, Businka, Bonya;
• Varya, Vasilisa, Vika, Vanessa;
• Geisha, Gretta, Glasha, Gressy;
• Dasha, Jesse, Gioconda, Dolly;
• Eva, Evra, Egoza, Eshka;
• Jeanne, Josephine, Zhenya, Zhuzha;
• Bunny, Zina, Zolotinka, Zitta;
• Ida, Isabella, Ira, Isolde;
• Carmen, Kiki, Button, Christina;
• Lada, Lisa, Liana, Lily;
• Mary, Melpomene, Mirabella, Mimishka;
• Nina, Nyusha, Nymph, Nyasha;
• Olya, Ollie;
• Patricia, Polina, Polly, Pappi;
• Ricky, Roxana, Rita, Rose;
• Sabrina, Cindia, Santa, Sarah;
• Tina, Terra, Tanya, Tasha;
• Undine, Ulyana, Ulli, Urma;
• Fanta, Frosya, Florence, France;
• Hanni, Hilda;
• Tsypa, Tsatsa;
• Chacha, Changa, Chucha, Chunya;
• Charlotte, Shura, Shusha;
• Alice, Elsa, Emmy, Esther;
• Julia, Yucca, Yusya;
• Yana, Yadviga, Yada, Jasper.

Most often, the owners want to name the female beautifully and aesthetically. World classics and just bright, sonorous names come to the rescue. After all, when guests come, the girl can be proudly called Juliet, Nefertiti, Rosalind or La Gioconda.

It may happen that the owners are not yet completely sure whether they are a boy or a girl. However, the bird has already taken root in the house, and it's time to decide on a nickname. In this case, a universal version of the name is suitable, which in the future can be applied to a bird of any gender. Billy, Bobby, Indigo, Ricky, Molly, Fasya, Nafanya - there are many such names. It is enough to turn on your imagination and understand which one is right for your pet.

Some parrot owners believe that birds will be bored alone, so they purchase them in pairs. You can give the birds consonant names, but in some cases this can lead to confusion and inconvenience. Therefore, most often these "lovebirds" are named paired nicknames. The choice depends on the preferences of the owners. The names can be chosen with an eye to the heroes of your favorite literary works or films.

Romeo and Juliet - where is more romantic? You can also pay attention to options such as Santa and Barbara, Eden and Cruz, Bonnie and Clyde, Assol and Gray, Winnie and the Pooh, and many others. Some people trust the choice of nicknames to children. What little dreamers do not offer! Chicha and Chacha, Fiona and Shrek, Luntik and Capa - a lot of options, and all suggest certain funny associations.

For information on what other names are for budgies, see the next video.