is this possible?

[HungryBird]

Is there a link to these pictures I could share with someone?

[liz]

I have never seen a baby budgie so I don't know but that little thing is adorable.

A horse and a donkey produce a mule which becomes bigger than both parents combined but is sterile.

A lion and a tiger produce a liger which becomes bigger than both parents combined but is also sterile.

I can't believe how cute it is. Keep the pictures coming. If you can put the three in the same picture.

[DJJEEP]

Here is what I found pleas help me if I am wrong,

The beak of the baby looks link a love bird as it is sharply bent and black on top below the nose, comparing it with the photos the eye looks the same as the love bird as well as the front of the head, looking at the feathers on the head and the wing it has the same pattern as the budgie as well as the nose belongs to a budgie.

Any suggestions

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[DJJEEP]

Good day Hungry Bird

I do not know how to do the link, so if you can help me I will do it. Can you create a link so that I can open it then I will past it there for you.

Thanks

[liz]

That is definately a cross of something..lol...Parrokets will cross colors..but after they loose their first feathers is their true colors...As cute as a baby can be love it

[HungryBird]

I asked and was told it is not possible for a budgie and a lovebird to mate.

[LemonLover]

thats cute actually. LOL. I take it back its adoreable.

[DJJEEP]

I will post more photos

[LemonLover]

yay!

[k-angel]

that is strange and it is pretty big . let it grow the rest of the way up and then you can do a dna test if you really want to no