Decorative Resin Parakeets – Exotic Touch in Color (10x8xH17cm)

The budgerigar is the most popular pet bird in Europe after the canary — and often the first bird one has, that one remembers learning to tame, whose little characteristic sounds are known. This hand-painted polystone budgerigar figurine captures it in its natural perching posture, in the two most iconic colors of the species: green or blue.

Green is the original wild color — bright green on the body, yellow on the head, black stripes on the wings. Blue is the most popular variation among enthusiasts — bright sky blue, white on the head, the same characteristic black stripes. Two vibrant and accurate palettes, hand-painted in **high-density polystone**, with the details that define the budgerigar: the small round head, the hooked beak, the long tapered tail, the feather undulations that give the species its name.

At 190 g and 10x8xH17 cm, it's a compact yet present piece — slightly more imposing than the canary, visible on a shelf without dominating. Frost resistant down to -20 °C, treated UV-resistant. Suitable for indoors as well as balconies & terraces. 2-year warranty, reinforced packaging.

• Faithfully reproduced budgerigar : the most popular of domestic budgerigars, recognized by its small round head, hooked beak, long tapered tail, and characteristic feather undulations — hand-painted with the precise details of each color.
• 2 iconic colors: green or blue — the two most common colors of the budgerigar. Green is the original wild color (green body, yellow head, black stripes). Blue is the most loved mutation (sky blue body, white head, black stripes). Two distinct birds, two color worlds.
• Pet bird, memorial object : like the canary, the budgerigar is filled with emotional memories. This figurine is for both budgerigar lovers and those who have lost one and wish to keep the memory.
• 190 g, 10x8xH17 cm : slightly larger and heavier than the canary — present on a shelf, visible on a windowsill, without ever imposing. The size of a real budgerigar at a 1:1 scale.
• High-density polyresin (polystone) hand-painted : feather undulations, wing stripes, precise color of the beak and vent — a level of detail that distinguishes this piece from a generic figurine.
• Frost-resistant (-20 °C) and UV resistant : anti-fading treatment on bright colors (green, blue). Balcony and terrace all year round. 2-year warranty, reinforced packaging.

Q: Is it a budgerigar or a generic parakeet?

It is indeed a budgerigar (Melopsittacus undulatus), the most common and beloved of pet parakeets in Europe. The characteristic details of the species are faithfully reproduced: the small round head, the slightly curved hooked beak, the long tapered tail, and especially the black waves on the wings that give its name to the species. These are not the stripes of a generic parakeet — these are the precise markings of the budgerigar.

Q: What is the difference between green and blue?

The green is the wild natural color of the budgerigar — bright green body with lighter shades on the belly, yellow head and forehead, characteristic black stripes on the wings and back. It is the most common and recognizable color. The blue is the most popular color mutation among enthusiasts — bright sky blue body, white head and forehead, same black stripes. Two variations of the same species, two distinct color universes.

Q: Can this figurine stay outside all year?

On a balcony or terrace: yes without restriction, the polyresin is tested down to -20 °C and treated for UV resistance for bright colors (green and blue). The technical sheet mentions indoor and balcony & terrace — not the garden at ground level in full exposure. For garden use, a sheltered location (at the foot of a wall, under an awning) is preferable to maximize the lifespan of the colors.

Q: How to choose between green and blue?

If you have or have had a parakeet: choose the color of your bird — the choice is naturally obvious. If it's for decoration: the green fits better in natural spaces, with plants, in warm or botanical decor. The blue is more graphic and more contemporary — it stands out more in clean, white or gray interiors. If it's a gift: discreetly ask what the color of the recipient's parakeet was — this detail makes all the difference.

Q: Is it a good gift for someone who has lost their parakeet?

Very suitable — for the same reasons as the canary, but amplified. The budgerigar is often a very emotionally invested animal, with which one develops a special bond (language learning, recognition, play). Giving its figurine in the exact color of the lost bird is a rare and precise gesture of attention — a discreet and lasting memory, much more personal than a generic gift.