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What does it mean when your budgie is clicking his beak
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It was really hot that day and my budgies were both clicking their beaks. When I went near they did it and when I wasn't so near they stopped. Why is that? It's the first time. : /.
Thank you so much! It really got me worried!
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Budgies normally click their beaks, usually a sign that they are relaxed. While the clicking sound is often loud, it's not cause for alarm. If the day was that hot, make sure your budgies are not in the sun or a draft. Give them an opportunity to bathe by placing a tub of water in the cage (not too cold). Some budgies enjoy a gentle spray of water too.
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