Feather Duster

The Feather Duster Budgerigar is a unique and rare variant of the common Budgerigar, often captivating enthusiasts with its peculiar and striking plumage. Unlike typical Budgerigars, the Feather Duster variety is characterized by its exceptionally long and fluffy feathers that resemble a feather duster, hence the name. This condition is a result of a genetic mutation affecting feather development, leading to continuous feather growth without the typical molting process seen in other Budgerigars.

Feather Dusters exhibit a charming, albeit slightly untamed, appearance with feathers cascading in all directions, often obscuring their eyes and beak. Despite their captivating look, Feather Dusters require dedicated care due to their specific needs. Their feathers can impede mobility and eyesight, necessitating regular grooming to enhance their quality of life. These birds are often seen with a patchwork of pastel blues, greens, yellows, and whites, contributing to their distinctive and endearing appearance.

While their vibrant personalities are similar to regular Budgerigars, with talkative and sociable behaviors, they are generally less active due to the hindrance caused by their excessive plumage. Feather Duster Budgerigars thrive in environments where they receive a lot of attention and care from their human companions, making them ideal for dedicated bird enthusiasts willing to cater to their special needs. Owning a Feather Duster requires a commitment to providing attentive care and a nurturing environment, rewarding owners with a truly unique and engaging avian companion.

Colors: Normal/Wild Type, Albino, Lutino, Blue, Violet, Grey, Anthracite, Yellow Face, White Face, Opaline, Cinnamon, Clearwing, Spangle, Lacewing, Fallow, Slate, Australian Yellow, English Yellow, Rainbow, Pied, Yellow Face Blue