how do i let my parakeet out into the wild do i just open the cage door out side and let it out, willitcomebac

Answer 1

I can assure you that if you let you bird lose outside he will be killed by other birds, nor will he come back. Domesticated birds do not do very well out in the wild on their own. If you care about your bird enjoy him inside your home.


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Answer 2

Have you ever seen a "wild" parakeet?
Ever seen a group of wild parakeets at the park or in your front yard?
These are birds breed in captivity.
Anytime anyone gets an animal, it is very important to do your research. Asking questions that can and will cause a bird his death, really irritates people like me who research every bird before they buy it.

Answer 3

I guess the real question is: Why would you want to do that. I'm hoping your motive is pure such as you would like to see the Parakeet go out for awhile in a natural environment but if that is not the motive, it would be a very cruel thing to do. Once I walked outside my house and had forgotten that my Jerry bird (parakeet) was on my shoulder. He flew off and went high up onto a big tree and was scared to death to come done. We had to climb up the tree and get him. He was happy to be back in our house. Domesticated birds are just that. They are not "wild" birds just looking to be free. Please do not do that but as many others have said, take it to a pet shop or one of the many Animal Rescue places that adopt dogs, cats and birds out to families who want them.

Answer 4

You don't. It's chances of survival are very, very slim. Give it away to a new home, but don't release it.
Cats, dogs, birds of prey could all take it as prey. Pets are never ment to be released into the wild as they are not equipped with the same knowlegde a bird raised in the wild is taught.

Answer 5

you would be best to give it to someone. many people will let their birds go and they have a slime chance of living. they are breed for pets and to be inside away from weather and drafts. they will get sick and die out in the wild so to speak. some may at first thry to come back, but they may if not having them long or handling them take off. to many people get pets and then don't want them only to release them and they wind up dying or getting eatten by other animals. it is estimated that in the everglades they have found over 800 boa's that were let loose. the animals will look for food they were fed. if they can't get it, they will starve.

Answer 6

Have you ever left your Parakeet away from your hands whenever you have taken it out?? Even in the wild or at the Public places???

Answer 7

if you let your parakeet go it will not survive. even though they might be from the wild but majority of captive breed birds will not survive. the best thing to do is give it to a friend or a pet store.

Answer 8

Why would you want it to go outside? Do you not care at all about the bird? There are plenty of people who would love to have the bird if getting rid of it is what you are wanting to do. It will NOT come back and has NO chance of survival in the wild.

Answer 9

It will not come back, and most likely it wont survive. If you are near Boston, let me know and I would be happy to take this parakeet, and keep it inside.

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Answer 10

Either way it may starve before a hawk or cat eats it.

Fer crissss sake, give it away to someone who cares for a caged bird.