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Description
Budgebies are a species of bird with insect like features. Commonly reared to be pets or "sniffers"
Budgebies feed on flower seeds and nectar (though sugar water is a good substitute)
As such some are bred to find new or rare flowers with their feelers

Budgebies come in shades of yellow and blue but the rarest ones are green
A female can lay up to six eggs, which remain hard until the chick is ready to hatch, in which it becomes soft
The chicks stick with their mothers until three months old, in which they are fully grown
Budgebie wings function similarly to hummingbirds, flapping at high speeds
Their stingers don't contain poison but are still painful, males have longer stingers than females
An average budgebie is the size of a real world budgie

Description
Budgebies are a species of bird with insect like features. Commonly reared to be pets or "sniffers"
Budgebies feed on flower seeds and nectar (though sugar water is a good substitute)
As such some are bred to find new or rare flowers with their feelers

Budgebies come in shades of yellow and blue but the rarest ones are green
A female can lay up to six eggs, which remain hard until the chick is ready to hatch, in which it becomes soft
The chicks stick with their mothers until three months old, in which they are fully grown
Budgebie wings function similarly to hummingbirds, flapping at high speeds
Their stingers don't contain poison but are still painful, males have longer stingers than females
An average budgebie is the size of a real world budgie