Found her today.

[marie83]

Whilst I'm sorry for the loss of your bird i'm very grateful its nothing that might transmit to you other one. I am concerned they mentioned carbon monoxide poisioning, why would they suggest this as surely it would affect both birds? for this reason I would say it is unlikely. Never hurts to get a detector though, they are cheap enough. Not sure if it would detect very very low levels of carbon monoxide though that may affect the birds but not us.

[EleriDragonfly]

I'm glad too that she didn't die from any disease, so I know Wheatley is safe.
And I do have a carbon monoxide detector, so I don't think it could have been that.
I'm doing better now though, I sometimes find myself telling Wheatley to be quiet when he's loud and accidently calling him Ammy.
I may get another budgie one day, at the moment there's none for sale in my area. And we have no more pet shops that sell birds, so may take a while.
Thank you all for your support through all of this, it's greatly appreciated

[liz]

Wheatly knows what happend. He was with the bird when it passed.

When Tweetle Dumb died, Tweetle Dee was with his body for a while before I found him. Tweetle Dee morned for 2 days before he would tweet again.

When Twinkle died, Lemone' stayed near her body until I took her out. He never recovered from it and died soon after.