i had three birds at a time. there were all girls except one was a male. they would usually fight over the male until one gives and whoever gave they loss the chance to mate with the male hope that helps u out with ur question

Depends on the breed of bird. But seriously, do you WANT them to mate? Do you want to deal with one of your females becoming egg-bound, which can be deadly? And do you want to deal with baby birds? Hand-feeding them (which is incredibly time-consuming) and finding homes for them? If not, you might want to separate your birds. Put the male in a separate cage right next to the females'.

O what a joy it is! get a nice big cage and put three nest boxes on it at the same height. feed them millet spray and soft shred able things like soft wood you can buy at pet stores and cardboard. put some of the paper nesting materials and that grey soft dusty type thing in the nest boxes so to trigger breeding even more they will probably throw this out but when the first egg comes replace more bedding in and put the egg on top the mom will be to busy with the egg to throw it out again and do more research online I can't type that much lol have fun

Aviary owner ps I own the aviary but the birds own me

When budgie's mate, it does NOT mean that you will get eggs at all. You probably won't unless you add a nest box. pets question and answers,www.5d2d.com
Oh, and by the way,
1 nest box+2 female budgies=death and/or injury.
They fight.

I am a budgie breeder.

If I understand your question, they will mate as usual. He will mate with both females probably.

parrot breeder

if all is right with your birds the male should mate with both of them ussally in the same month but it might be a little spred out