Preposition: of

• color: Today, we have a beautiful garden, which incorporates an aviary filled with budgerigars of all different colors.

Converse of object

• breed: Even then, you can only reasonably expect to breed budgerigars equal to the average quality of the stud from which you buy.

• keep: A wire mesh measuring 1 " x 0.5 " is suitable when keeping Budgerigars.

• mottle: There is also an article, written much earlier, by Ethel Dobie which also appears on this website, describing mottled budgerigars.

• buy: Don't expect to go to a top stud and buy budgerigars for pet prices.

• produce: The example given demonstrates a commercial unit producing budgerigars for the pet market.

• house: Birds were isolated in metal cages in groups of two in a building which never previously housed budgerigars.

Adjective modifier

• good: What cannot be taught is that natural eye for a good budgerigar.

• blue: The white is a blue colored budgerigar with a reduction in the color pigment and works in a similar way to the yellows.

• normal: Babies produced from this variety can only be a Dominant Pied or a Normal budgerigar.

• green: I found him in bed with a little green budgerigar sitting on his head!

• affected: Table 2 - Minor Feather Diseases found in a Survey of 198 affected Budgerigars.

• wild: The original wild budgerigar known as a Light Green later developed Blues and varying shades of this color.

Modifies a noun

• breeder: In the case of the color genes of interest to budgerigar breeders, the effects of most single color influencing genes is dramatic.

• fancy: Many years ago, Canary breeders trod the same path that we in the budgerigar fancy are on today.

• variety: Can there be a budgerigar variety that displays all those colors?

• stud: A Plan for Beginners in the Fancy - Part I by Pat Norris How to start to build a successful budgerigar stud.

Noun used with modifier

• exhibition: In 1980/81, I had the pleasure of painting a new standard for the exhibition budgerigar, which is still in use today.

• type: Over the past few years fanciers have increasingly reported feather abnormalities in their exhibition type budgerigars.