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Cockatiels:     more books (100)

Keeping & Breeding Cockatiels: A Complete Guide by Dulcie Cooke, Freddie Cooke, 1994-03 Experiences with My Cockatiels by Mrs E.L. Moon, 1976-12 The Case of the Missing Cockatiels: An Overnight at the Arizona Biltmore (Cher Locke Mystery) by Patricia Austin Kelley, 1996-11 Beginner's Guide to Cockatiels by Cyril H Rogers, 1985-01 Cockatiel: Your Happy Healthy Pet by Julie Rach Mancini, 2006-01-31 Cockatiel Handbook by Gerald R. Allen, Connie Allen, 1981-06 Gourmet Bird Food Recipes: For Your Cockatiel, Parrot, and Other Avian Companions (Pet Care Books) by Holly Armstrong, 2001-06-01 The Parrot Family: Parakeets, Budgerigars, Cockatiels, Lovebirds, Lories, Macaws by W. De Grahl, 1984-01 All About Your Cockatiel (All About Your Pets Series) by Bradley Viner B.Vet.Med MRCVS, 1999-03-01 My Bird, Bud--The Corporate Cockatiel by Pamela Barefoot, 2010-04-06 COCKATIEL (Pet Owner's Guide) by John Harley, 2000-09 Tu primera Carolina / Your first Cockatiel (Spanish Edition) by John Peters, 2005-06-30 Manual practico de Carolinas / Practical Manual of Cockatiel (Spanish Edition) by Anmarie Barrie, 2002-06-30 by Matthew Vriends (Author)The New Cockatiel Handbook: Everything About Purchase, Housing, Care, Nutrition, Behavior, Breeding, and Diseases (New Pet Handbooks) (Paperback) by Matthew Vriends (Author), 1989

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81. All About The NCS
    A life-threatening condition usually seen in baby birds where the crop stops emptying and becomes distended with fermenting food and fluids. From the National Cockatiel Society.  
    http://www.cockatiels.org/ownersandenthusiasts/sour-crop-in-the-neonate.htm
    
    Extractions: All About the NCS n Administration n State Coordinators n Get the NCS Journal n Join NCS n Read About Cockatiels n Cockatiel Community n Pet Videos Breeder Area n Leg Bands n Registered Aviaries n Mutations Gallery n Genetics Exhibitor Area n Showing Cockatiels n Standard of Perfection n Show Calend ar n Sh ow Reports Club Affiliation n Affiliate with NCS n Affiliated Clubs n Judges Panel NCS Online Store n Cafe Press Sour Crop in the Neonate Written for NCS - 1988 Boulder, CO Sour Crop or crop binding is a general term given to a host of problems that can cause slow crop emptying or total lack of movement of crop contents. The most common symptoms are a noticeably full crop at the time of the next handfeeding or young birds that are failing to thrive in the nest. The causes of sour crop can be divided into primary and secondary categories. Primary disorders would be those which involve the crop directly. Parents feeding the your wood chips, corn cob, or see hulls can cause a foreign body obstruction. Watching the parents or eliminating these items from the cages is an easy solution should the problem arise. Overfeeding can distend the crop beyond its ability to effectively move the contents down the intestinal tract. To avoid this problem feed a moderate amount of food more frequently until you have a feel for the amount that the youngsters can handle and be sure the crop is empty before the next feeding. The inexperienced parent can also overfeed her youngsters, so do not assume that a parent raising young will not make mistakes. Burning of the crop can occur by feeding foods that are too hot especially those warmed in a microwave. The injury can be mild or cause an open wound to the outside to develop. Stirring the formula after heating and checking the temperature (ideal 98-104 degrees) should prevent this problem.

82. Cockatiel Birds For Sale | Pets For Sale | Pets.Oodle.com
    Find Cockatiel Bird listings for sale and adoption. Start your Bird search at Pets.Oodle.com.  
    http://pets.oodle.com/birds/for-sale/pet_breed_cockatiel/

83. Cockatiel Bird Information
    Learn how to care for your cockatiel, what to feed it, selecting the best cage other tips.  
    http://www.cockatielbird.net/
    
    Extractions: everything you wanted to know about cockatiels You should always stand back and watch an aviary or a cage and observe what is going on inside. A healthy bird will be hopping from perch to perch, will look alert and usually display a natural shyness when confronted by a stranger standing near the cage. The cockatiels breathing should be even and quite, having an open beak or heavy and distressed breathing are signs of a respiratory disease. This could also been shown by having a creamy / watery discharge around the eyes and nostrils of the bird. Healthy birds feathers are smooth and shiny, the feathers should not show any kind of defects. Around the cockatiels vent, the feathers should be dry and clean, dirty feathers around the vent can be a sign of intestinal or kidney problems. Check out the droppings of the cockatiel, they should be green and firm with a white top, this is the natural material that is excreted from the kidneys. When looking to buy a cockatiel , you should dismiss the bird if it is underweight, has damaged feathers, any nasal discharge, crusty skin, an overgrown beak, missing toes, a dirty beak, or if it’s breathing looks impaired.

84. Cockatiel Breeders - My Cockatiel
    List of our favorite cockatiel breeders. Find a cockatiel breeder near you. We only link to respectable breeders.  
    http://www.mycockatiel.info/cockatiel-breeders.html

85. Cockatiel Cottage, Cockatiels, Basic Care And General Information On The Cockati
    Photographs and information about many topics, including basic care, health, diet, behavior, breeding, and household hazards. Also has a bibliography and message board.  
    http://www.cockatielcottage.net/
    
    Extractions: Cockatiel Cottage is dedicated to providing you with information on bird care to help keep your birds healthy and happy. Topics include diet, the importance of good nutrition, introducing new foods and pellets to your bird, taming your bird, birds that bite, household hazards, toxic plants, egg binding, blood feathers, unexpected breeding and more. The Frequent Question Section addresses other important issues in detail: Cleaning and disinfecting cages, bathing your bird, molting, screaming, symptoms of a sick bird, what normal droppings look like, night frights, chronic egg laying etc. For your enjoyment CC has over 3000 new pet names for your to choose from, photos and stories of over 300 pet birds in Birds of the Month, bird puzzles, recipes for bird treats, bird fables, proverbs, jokes and awards to win.

86. We Have Moved!
    Offers health and care information, pictures, web photo contest, and live webcam.  
    http://www.freewebtown.com/cockatielinfo

87. Country Born Feathered Friends - Home
    A look into one cockatiel pair s experience with the breeding process, including daily pictures showing the growth of the chicks.  
    http://countrybornfeatheredfriends.weebly.com/
    
    Extractions: I am currently dedicated to providing a close look into my world of cockatiel breeding. Though this website tells the story of one breeding pair, I believe I have provided a lot of useful information and a personal look into my cockatiel breeding experience which you may find to be a bit unique and hopefully helpful. In the future, I am dreaming of breeding birds on a larger scale which will be available for sale. (Cockatiels and other small parrot types!) So, if you like what you see and would like a personal look into your future pet bird's growing experience, check back with me and see if I have your perfect pet bird waiting for you! If you choose: I want to make the wonderful experience of being a pet-parent as personal as I can. I will do this by providing information such as individual hatch dates, parent and sibling information, and baby/youth pictures of your individual baby. If you have any suggestions or questions about this, please let me know!

88. Tiel Talk
    A forum/message board for cockatiel owners.  
    http://www.tieltalk.net/

89. ~~T&J's Cockatiel Country~~: Cockatiels For Sale And Information You Need To Kno
    Breeder located in Maine who sells babies and adults. Also contains some general information and pictures.  
    http://www.freewebs.com/tiels/

90. The Joy Of Cockatiel Bonding
    Information and articles about diet, how to determine the gender, how to wing clip, whether an owner should provide their cockatiel with a mate and whether a potential owner should buy a male or female.  
    http://members.tripod.com/mystinwolf/cockateilbonds.html
    
    Extractions: We are No Longer Breeding but have kept this site running for information purposees for others. and I do still run a leg band yahoo group which traces leg bands for people so if you are interested just subscribe using the yahoo subscribe method below Subscribe to LegBandNumbers Powered by pets.groups.yahoo.com If you would like a banner for the group to post on your site please just download the below banner and use it. This group's success depends largely on the breeders and large body of members, so please consider joining and spread the word...:) Hi there...well if you are here you love cockatiels or have a great interest in what it would be like to share your life with a cockatiel..I dont say own because one thing I can say after having owned cockatiels over the last 14 years but more seriously over the past 6 years is that you do not OWN a cockatiel but rather the opposite...they own you...:). The picture of the beauty above is our precious Chico and his wife with little chicks. Gosh what a beauty and a sweetheart; he does not mind us looking in at his babies as you can see as long as we notice him...:). It is difficult to find words than can accurately describe the rewards that one feels from bonding with a tiel as the love they give is in a category all its own.

91. Cockatiel Of The Week
    Visitors can submit a picture and story of their bird in a bid for cockatiel of the week . Also contains links, pictures and information.  
    http://webspace.webring.com/people/hc/creatureteacher/
    
    Extractions: Cockatiel picture and description of the bird. This week I put my own bird, "Sam." To send me a picture of your bird, just e-mail me with the name of the bird, how old he/she is, what breed she/he is, and the a description of the bird, how you got it, and why you love your cockatiel so much! Hi, my name is Sam, and I am a Pearl Pied. My mommy got me 5yrs. ago for her 10th birthday. When she got me I was very scared, but after awhile I really got attached to her because we played together all the time. About two years ago, I was outside with her and I got spooked by a rain drop. I flew off and landed on top of a house. It was very scary, but then mommy and grandpa rescued me by spraying me with a hose, (which was very cold!). Now I live with her still happily ever day!

92. CockatielWorld!
    Dedicated to the dissemination of information relating to the management of the cockatiel as a pet, as a breeder, and as an exhibition bird. Genetics and mutation articles on pastelface, whiteface, emerald, and dominant silver varieties. Hand-fed babies and adults for sale.  
    http://www.cockatielworld.org/
    
    Extractions: rick.solis@yahoo.com I've kept birds since I was about twelve years old. My first interest was in breeding color mutations. In 1989 I bought a whiteface cockatiel from an importer in Miami and bred him with a big lutino hen. From that start I bred one of the first albinos to be shown at an ACS show. My focus then turned to breeding more for conformation, that is to say, balance, size, posture and length. In 2006 one of my Normal cockatiels went Best in Show at the American Cockatiel Society Specialty Show. His son took Best in Show at the 2007 ACS Specialty Show. In 2008 the ACS Specialty Show was won by his first-cousin on his mother's side. The breeders of this family of cockatiels have high hopes for taking home the 2009 ACS Specialty Trophy. These cockatiels come from the lines established by Ken and Maureen O'Steen. Through the years I am out-crossing them to Pam Holmer's Alice/Sally/Edie line and to Linda Greeson's Hogan line. I owe a debt of gratitude to these fine people. Rick Solis Tampa, Florida

93. .: Scottish Cockatiel Association :.
    Formed in September 1996 to encourage cockatiel lovers to enjoy their hobby by breeding healthy quality birds. Site contains information on keeping, breeding, showing and has a forum.  
    http://www.scottishcockatielassociation.co.uk/
    
    Extractions: Whether you show birds or just keep them as pets we are sure that you will find something of interest on the site. Always remember that advice from some very experienced birdkeepers is always just a message away. If you are a SCA member and do not have a password for the members section, please send an email with your name and membership number to the webmaster and a username and password will be emailed back to you. Would you like to join? A membership application form can be downloaded here (pdf)

94. Ed S Aviary
    Babies and breeders for sale. Many mutations available. Located in Mentor, Ohio.  
    http://eds_aviary.tripod.com
    
    Extractions: Build your own FREE website at Tripod.com Share: Facebook Twitter Digg reddit document.write(lycos_ad['leaderboard']); document.write(lycos_ad['leaderboard2']); Ed's Aviary Welcome to my aviary, we specialize in healthy, hand-fed Cockatiels, Quaker mutations, Sun Conures, Ring Neck Parakeets and Green Cheek Conure mutations.

95. Love Tiels Aviary
    Birds for sale, articles, and exhibition information.  
    http://mysite.verizon.net/lovetiels/

96. Michele's Tiels And More - Home
    In-home breeder located in Ohio.  
    http://www.freewebs.com/roseytiels/

97. T C'S Birds - Birds
    A small hobby breeder located in Sardinia, Ohio. Babies are socialized and tame.  
    http://tcs-birds.com/
    
    Extractions: We are a small hobby breeder located in Sardinia Ohio We have been breeding for 6 years. All are babies are handfeed and socalized in our home. Our birds are kept in our home. All are babies are sold at or after 8 weeks old to ensure they are fully weaned. If you are interested in one of are birdies. please note I have now added the option to pay with paypal and I will also ship, with full payment. We offer the option to make payments at the age of 4 weeks on. We take 10.00 non refundable deposits for each bird. The money will be refunded only if we fail on our end. We will meet in surrounding areas where will live with a pre-agreed on amount set for the baby. We are very flexable with our prices, so if there is a baby you are interested in please email me with and question and or offers. **You can view all other info on our babies and contact info in this webs site. If you have any questions that didn't get answered on this site please email and I will email the info to you and add it to the site. T C's Bird's                   Kelchtiel.webs.com

98. Flutter Farm Aviary Cockatiels
    Small hobby breeder in Middleboro, Massachusetts raising babies for pet and show.  
    http://www.flutterfarm.net/

99. Woodland Park Zoo, Seattle, WA - Home
    Describes where they live, what they look like, how long they live, and what they eat. Includes interesting facts.  
    http://www.zoo.org/factsheets/parrots/cockatiel/cockatiel.html

100. Gainesville Cockatiel Rescue: Located In Gainesville Florida
     Devoted to rescue in Gainesville, Florida and surrounding areas. Includes list of available birds, information on surrendering and adoption, FAQs, archive of adopted birds, and related links. Other small birds are welcome as space allows.  
     http://plaza.ufl.edu/jhugus/

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