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How to contact us & location


We are located in braintree in essex

our post code is CM7 - 3DS

We can be contacted on.. 07922545077

Or email us on .. support@ukbudgies.co.uk
Welcome to Budgies for sale

HOW IT ALL BECAME.

The history behind how we know the budgie as being today, is actually quite fascinating. The original budgie, from its wild start in Australia is almost unrecognisable when put side by side with today’s budgie. It was a small, weedy looking bird with poor quality of the head. The difference now is amazing, particularly when compared with different, colourful breeds such as the Cobalt, Albino and Greywing. The breakthrough in quality and variety is thanks to the British breeders, and these new varieties became distinguished breeds.

As more varieties and the quality kept improving, the interest in budgie started growing too. Budgies were being used as show birds, and the number of classes at the shows had to be increased due to the ever widening variety. As the quality got better, they were winning awards over other, lower class bird s and breeds. Breeders were trying hard to keep the improvements happening with the budgie, and soon a Scientific Committee was started to talk over their findings and find out more information. There was also the same type of committee set up in Germany and quickly, a system that worked was made and they managed to form mating predictions when breeding certain varieties that were pretty accurate.

Concentration was beginning to be turned towards more improvements on the newly found varieties of budgie. They were getting bigger, the heads were improving vastly in quality and colour, and the colours of the birds were getting more and more vivid with the throat spots getting bolder. This in turn drew more fascination toward the budgie with breeders and budgie shows bringing more and more. A chart was made for budgie breeders to work off that detail what certain breeds are to look like etc, and points were to be awarded as to the quality of every different factor the total being 100.

The British Budgerigar is still considered the best of all, and to this day, budgies are just getting more popular. This, of course, means that the quality is still improving and increasing, as is the love for the budgie.


Our budgie prices

Our budgies are £10 each unless stated different.

All our hand tame budgies are £20 each.

We sell baby budgies,adult budgies & breeding pairs.

So please ask us if you carn't find what your looking for!

Email us at support@ukbudgies.co.uk

Call us on 07922545077