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Bird Calculators

Free tools for parrots, budgies, cockatiels, canaries, finches & more. Understand your bird's age, nutrition, egg incubation and lifespan in seconds.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about bird care and using our free tools.

Bird aging is complex and varies enormously by species. A 1-year-old budgie is roughly equivalent to a 10-year-old human, while a 1-year-old African Grey is more like a 5-year-old human due to their much longer total lifespan (up to 70+ years). Use our Parrot Age Calculator β€” select your species and we'll apply the right conversion formula.

A balanced budgie diet includes 60–70% high-quality pellets, 20–30% fresh vegetables (leafy greens, carrots, peppers), and a small amount of seeds as a treat. Avocado, chocolate, caffeine and onion are toxic to birds. Our Budgie Food Calculator will give you personalized daily portion sizes for your bird's weight.

Cockatiels typically live 15–25 years in captivity with good care β€” some have reached 30+ years. Key longevity factors include a pellet-based diet (not seed-only), annual vet checkups, mental enrichment, clean air (no cooking fumes or aerosols) and social interaction. Our Cockatiel Life Expectancy Calculator gives a personalized estimate.

Incubation times vary by species: budgies 18 days, cockatiels 18–21 days, canaries 13–14 days, African Grey parrots 28 days, Macaws 25–28 days, finches 12–16 days. Use our Bird Egg Incubation Calculator β€” enter the species and lay date to get the expected hatch date and daily temperature/humidity targets.

Our bird calculators are built on published avian veterinary research and species-specific data. They're excellent starting points and give you research-backed guidance. However, exotic birds vary significantly β€” individual health history, subspecies differences and unique care situations mean an avian-certified vet's advice always takes precedence over any online calculator.