Parrot/Asur/Pippibreed introduction

Budgerigar (scientific name: Melopsittacus undulatus) is a bird of the family Parrotidae, also known as phoenix, is a small climbing birdspecies, native to the outback of Australia, wild budgerigars inhabit forest margins, grasslands, etc. Group activities. Feed on plant seeds, etc. The breeding period is June-January, nesting in tree holes, laying 4-8 eggs per clutch, and the incubation period is 18 days. Lively and easy to tame, it is the most common pet bird in China. First, because budgerigars are imported species, they are not wildly distributed in the wild in China and do not belong to national protected animals.

Chinese name: Budgerigar

Ding scientific name: Melopsittacus undulatus

Alternative name: Jiaofeng, Caifeng, Parrot, Asuer, Skin Skin

Kingdom: Animalia

Department: Chordate

Subphylum: Vertebrate subphylum

Class: Avian

Subclass: Subclass of Ornithidae

Order: Parrotidae

Family: Parrotidae

Subfamily: Parrotidae

Family: New Zealand and Australia

Genus: Budgerigar

Species: Budgerigar

Distribution area: Native to Oceania , now widely distributed in the Australian outback

Named: Shaw, 1805

English name: Budgerigar, Budgie