Budgies are vocal birds that communicate through a variety of sounds. Happy budgies often chirp, sing, or mimic words. Gentle chatter or high-pitched tweeting typically means they’re content.
Loud screeching can indicate alarm, discomfort, or a plea for attention. Clicking sounds or grinding their beak usually show relaxation. If your budgie suddenly becomes quiet or starts making unusual noises, it could be a sign of illness or stress.
Budgies can also learn to mimic human speech. Repetition, gentle encouragement, and a quiet environment help them learn words or sounds. Understanding their vocal cues can deepen your bond and help you respond to their needs more effectively.