A Preliminary Exploration of the Effects of Different Sound Types on the Behavior of Melopsittacus undulates (Budgerigar)

Objective: To explore the effects of different sound types (including species, frequencies, and volumes on Melopsittacus undulatus singing approach avoidance behaviors. Methods: The experimental or test group was set up with combinations types, volume, its response were observed. Results: immediate sustained noise behavior significantly increased compared to musical tones; under same high frequency undulating sounds led an increase in both subsequent calls undulatus; frequency, a volume will lead number tweeting made by combined highly significant undulatus. An 85dB triggers from produces clear source behavior; 2048Hz Conclusion: This study revealed that more likely elicit than sounds. Loudness above trigger