41. Cockatiels cockatiels are originally from Australia and are among a handful of parrots that are not endangered today. They are available in several different color mutations. http://www.crittersonthings.com/Cockatiels.htm

Bird Guide COCKATIELS Cockatiels are originally from Australia and are among a handful of parrots that are not endangered today. They are available in several different color mutations. Keep in mind that some mutations are more prone to health related problems and may not live as long. Cockatiels are better at imitating sounds, especially whistles, than they are at talking. Some individuals whistle so well that they can whistle entire songs. There are however, many cockatiels that are excellent talkers. Males are more vocals than the females are. Because they breed so well in captivity, there is no need for them to be imported. The number two pet bird around the world today is the cockatiel. They are around twelve inches long. Most of this length is it's tail. They are wonderful companions for a child, provided there is adult supervision. As with any bird, each one will have their own unique personality. Some will be timid and gentle, while others can become very nippy at times. These times seem to be around the mating season and are probably due to hormones. They are smart and entertaining and can easily be taught a variety of tricks. They do best if they are allowed out often, receiving a lot of attention. You may find that some cockatiels may not like hands or fingers very much. This can also occur with handfed babies that may or may not have been properly socialized. You can use your hand with fingers folded over and then slowly let your fingers show more and more. This seems to work with some cockatiels. It allows them to slowly become used to fingers and at their own rate.

42. Tiel Talk - Cockatiel Chat By Birds N Ways - Pet Cockatiels, Chats, NCS, Bulleti Message board devoted to the care and breeding of cockatiels, small parrots and exotic birds. http://www.birdsnways2.com/chats/ncs/

Tiel Talk is a friendly cockatiel forum brought to you by Birds n Ways. It is open to all pet bird owners and breeders. Feel free to share your pet cockatiel stories, ask questions, debate issues, and offer support and empathy to others in their time of need. The goals of this forum are the advancement of aviculture, the open exchange of ideas, and the establishment of rapport with other cockatiel fanciers. We have many people with advanced knowledge of aviculture who are happy to assist you with any of your cockatiel related problems. However, we have no veterinary or medical training, but may be able to offer tips and suggestions which we have learned through experience and which may see you through until you can contact your veterinarian. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO ASK QUESTIONS, EVEN IN AN EMERGENCY SITUATION. BUT IF YOUR BIRD IS ILL, CONSULT YOUR AVIAN VETERINARIAN IMMEDIATELY. To achieve these goals, the following set of rules have been established: Tiel Talk is a moderated board. The Administrators/Moderators manage the board. ALL posts are subject to review and/or removal by the Administrators/Moderators. Any post that puts a bird at risk will immediately be deleted.

43. Cockatiels And Lovebirds cockatiels and Lovebirds A small introduction Warning This is just an intro page. I am not a trained aviculturalist. This is not and should not be your final guide to birdkeeping http://www.mit.edu:8001/people/rei/Tiels.html

Cockatiels and Lovebirds A small introduction Warning: This is just an intro page. I am not a trained aviculturalist. This is not and should not be your final guide to bird-keeping!! IF YOUR BIRD IS SICK OR INJURED PLEASE TAKE IT TO AN AVIAN VET!!! I'm limiting this to cockatiels and lovebirds because I have only owned two cockatiels and one lovebird (and a bunch of untame budgies). Larger parrots share much in common with these smaller members of the family, but their needs and their abilities differ greatly. If you are planning on getting a pet bird, or are a new owner, I highly recommend the magazine BIRD TALK . In addition, you should buy/borrow books on bird keeping at a library, bookstore, or good petstore. And definitely locate a good, qualified avian vet right away, if you haven't already! He or she will be much more qualified to answer your health/medical questions than me. Other related pages at this site: Main bird info top level page Common beginners' mistakes with birds and their feeding. Some signs of a sick bird. Plus, Ideas on how to get birds to eat veggies Potty Training your bird Tcsh groks doors: How one bird's misunderstanding of cage doors made it miserable Fighting PDD with Cheep-Cheep. Our lovebird has what may be an incurable digestive disorder ... here's how we are fighting it. Some of this is useful to sick birds in general.

44. Cockatiels And Small Psittacines Chicago Exotics Animal Hospital operates a full service avian and exotic animal hospital for exotic pets including ferrets, reptiles, birds, fish, hedgehogs, and guinea pigs. http://www.exoticpetvet.com/breeds/cockatiels.htm

Site Index: In This Section: News and Info: On The Web Chicago Exotics Animal Hospital is on the web. Make sure to visit our Tour page to see some nice pictures of the office. Cockatiels Much of this article will also apply to all small Psitticines General Care of Cockatiels By Debra Schwarz Chicago Exotics, P.C. W Dempster Skokie Illinois Cockatiels, Nymphicus hollandicus, are small parrots native to most of the Australian continent. There is only one species of cockatiel although there is many color mutations available. They generally range in weight from 75-110 grams and are usually 11-13 inches in length. With good care, a cockatiel can live well into its twenties. Your Cockatiel's Home A large, clean, well-appointed cage is imperative to your cockatiel’s health and happiness. When selecting a cage and furnishings for your cockatiel, think of the features that you would look for yourself. Size, location, quality, and cleanliness are all important. A cage should be no less than 20”x 20” for a single bird. There is no such thing as a cage that is too large, as long as the bar spacing is not more than ¾”. If the bar spacing is larger than that, your bird could get its head stuck between the bars and hang itself. Also, please do not select one of those tall cylindrical cages. Think of cockatiels as airplanes that move laterally, not helicopters that move vertically.

45. Cockatiels Cockatiel Parrots Learn All You Want About The Cockatiel Parrot http://www.cockatielparrots.com/ onclick=sa_mpTC(event, this); return false;

46. Cockatiels cockatiels are about 1113 inches long including their tail which measures around 6 inches.......(Nymphicus Hollandicus) Common Names cockatiels, Tiels, Quarrions. http://www.singing-wings-aviary.com/cockatiels.htm

Cockatiels (Nymphicus Hollandicus Common Names Cockatiels, Tiels, Quarrions Description Size : These birds on average are 12 inches (30cm) including their tail which measures around 6 inches (15cm). Origin : Cockatiels originated from Australia. Most Cockatiels live in small colonies of about 12 or more birds. They can be seen throughout Australian woodlands and open terrain. The correct scientific name for Cockatiels is still under much debate as some feel they should be classified as a subspecies of Cockatoos. A ban was placed in 1894 to stop the exportation of Australian birds since then Cockatiels in the United States are a domestic breed. Sexing Cockatiels: BIRD BANDING-CLICK THIS! Female Cockatiels do make a repedative high pitch call but they DO NOT sing! If you hear singing ...IT'S A MALE! Face Markings Mutations/Sub-species : In Domestic breeds their are quite a few mutations some of which are available only in Australia. The " wild type " is the most common color in Cockatiels. The others include

47. Burke's Backyard > Fact Sheets > Cockatiels Click here for bonus Burke's Backyard magazine fact sheets, competition terms and conditions, photo galleries, and weblinks for stories featured in our current issue. http://www.burkesbackyard.com.au/factsheets/Birds/Cockatiels/2544

48. Takoda Aviary Breeder of cockatiels in Central Ohio. Has pictures, FAQ and message board. http://www.takoda-aviary.com

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49. Breeding Your Cockatiels Breeding your cockatiels All you need to know about breeding your cockatiels; setting them up and seeing them through the process http://www.avianweb.com/cockatielbreeding.html

Pet Bird Web Breeder's Web Birding / Wildlife Web Avianweb: Contact Home Resources Listing of Parrot Species Breeding Resources Bird Care / Husbandry Bird Health Care Pet Bird Species Complete Listing of Parrot Species African Greys Amazons Budgies Caiques ... Vasa Parrots Breeding your Cockatiels Cockatiel General Information Cockatiels as Pets Cockatiel Chick: Day-to-Day Development (Photos) Cockatiel Nutrition / Diet Cockatiel Diseases Books, DVDs and Other Media about Cockatiels (Sold / shipped out of: Are you looking for a Cockatiel? Click here for a listing of breeders Breeding Cockatiels Cockatiel breeding is not especially difficult, but it will require your time and commitment, in addition to a lot of preparation. Before getting started, there are some things to consider: Pet or Breeder? Owners should realize that their cockatiels can't be both good breeders / parents and remain devoted pets to them. Mating, nesting and raising a family will keep them busy and, as a general rule, they will concentrate on that and loose interest in their human care takers. Of course, there are - as always - exceptions to this rule.

50. Handfed Baby Cockatiels For Sale In Raleigh, North Carolina A breeder of exhibition cockatiels who is located in North Carolina. Contains articles about breeding. http://www.showtiels.com/klaviary/

Our Aviary What's Happening Available Babies Articles ... About Us "Monique"- Standing proudly! NCS 70L-26-07 Yet another beautiful DHB Daughter Parrotlets Our specialty is greenrump parrotlets. We have been breeding parrotlets for over 5 years and have placed many of our stock on the top bench at the parrot shows around the country.. For more information about parrotlets, please join the International Parrotlet Society or email me Budgerigars: Lineolated Parakeets We breed our lineolated parakeets from high quality stock that has large eyes and cobby bodies! Green Hen X Cobalt Male Pet Sitting www.petexecutives.com for more information. We are fully insured and love working with all your pets! Band Codes: NCS 70L, SPBE KLH, IPS KLH ABS 91X UPDATED: 01/29/2009: See What's Happening Page for new pairings! Members of: The National Cockatiel Society, International Parrotlet Society, American Budgerigar Society, Raleigh Durham Caged Bird Society, and the Society of Parrot Breeders and Exhibitors We are located just south of Raleigh, NC. Our birds have graced some of the largest bird shows in the country this year becoming champions as youngsters! We are currently gearing up for another big season. We sell some our babies, whether for pet or for show, from a handpicked stock that we have worked over 6 years to obtain. All of our cockatiels are handfed and socialized within our family. If you would like more information about our exhibition cockatiels, please feel free to

51. Cockatiel Care, Nymphicus Hollandicus, Bird Information And Bird Care For Cockat Cockatiel Care Bird Information and Bird Care For cockatiels Cockatiel Mutations Pied, Pearl, Lutino, Grey Photo AnimalWorld Courtesy David Brough http://animal-world.com/encyclo/birds/cockatiels/CockatielProfile.htm

52. Sweet & Beautiful Companion & Exhibition Cockatiels. References Available! Breeder who offers cockatiels of many mutations. Photos and care information available. Site owner is available to answer questions about care and breeding. http://www.tametiels.com/

Sweet cockatiels for sale in the Richmond Charlottesvile Virginia area cockatiels, rare, mutation, white face, fallow, award-winning Thanks for visiting TameTiels Aviary, well-known producer of beautiful, bench-winning cockatiels with especially sweet temperaments! Click here to enter http://members.tripod.com/tametiels/ mydomain.com - Register your domain name

53. All Creatures Animal Hospital - Veterinarian In Cincinnati, OH USA :: Cockatiels Welcome to All Creatures Animal Hospital Your Veterinary Clinic in Amelia, OH, USA! cockatiels If you prefer a small bird that is just as loveable and affectionate as a http://all-creatures.com/custom_member_content/c_1056_cockatiels.html

Home www.all-creatures.com Home Upcoming Events About Us Tour our Hospital ... Calendar Cockatiels Home Exotic Animal Wellness Birds Cockatiels Cockatiels If you prefer a small bird that is just as loveable and affectionate as a larger parrot yet requires less space, then a cockatiel might be an excellent choice. Cockatiels are prized throughout the world because of their lovable nature. They are easy to breed, gentle, and love to be handled and stroked. Cockatiels make a soft chirping sound and are less noisy than other parrots. Cockatiels are easy to tame, inexpensive and simple to maintain, and thus make an excellent choice for a beginner. Cockatiel Facts Biological Facts Cockatiel ( Nymphicus hollandicus Weight: 80-120 gm Sexual maturity: 6-12 months Avg. life span: 6 years Maximum recorded life span: 32 years Origins: Australia Behavior Relatively quiet bird. Better known for whistling ability than for talking. Cockatiels that are parent-raised, but also exposed to regular human handling through weaning, grow to be tamer and better adjusted than those that are entirely handfed or parent-raised. Tamed birds readily adapt to new surroundings and activities – expose early to daily activities in your household as well as to other pets Are intelligent, curious, and easily amused with simple toys. They love to explore their surroundings

54. Calopsita Aviary Small private aviary in Orlando,Florida specializing in fancy mutation cockatiels. http://calopsitaaviary.blogspot.com/

/* Variable definitions ==================== skip to main skip to sidebar Calopsita Aviary Wednesday, April 8, 2009 NEW WEBSITE WWW.CALOPSITAAVIARY.COM FOR ANY QUESTIONS, CONTACT US THROUGHT THE NEW WEBSITE! THANK YOU ALL! Posted by Gabriella Inacio at 11:30 PM Thursday, September 11, 2008 Our newest youtube video. This is peach our femal blue crown. SOLD On 10/3/2008 Skittles Hatch Date 7/25/08 Whiteface Lutino, sex femal. Available : Muffin's Hatch Date 6/28/08 (Sold) Whiteface Pearl pied, sex femal. Posted by Gabriella Inacio at 9:59 AM Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Contact Us Calopsita Aviary Location: Orlando, FL 34746 Email: Calopsitaaviary@ymail.com Web: http://calopsitaaviary.com Check Us out on Youtube Loading...

55. CFHS | Cockatiels Home / Animals in the Home / General Pet Information / Birds / cockatiels. cockatiels. cockatiels as Pets. cockatiels have personality, attitude and agility. http://cfhs.ca/athome/cockatiels/

document.getElementById('en').className="js"; Accessibility and Access Keys [4] Skip to Content [2] Donate Now Site Map ... Home English Français Animals at Home Finding a new pet General pet information ... Provincial legislation Search Search Home Animals in the Home General pet information Birds ... Cockatiels Cockatiels Cockatiels as Pets Cockatiels have personality, attitude and agility. Originating from Australia, these birds have become very popular pets. Cockatiels thrive on attention and social interactions. Many like to be scratched under the chin, have their heads stroked or take part in a sometimes one-sided conversation. Kept as either an individual bird or a pair, cockatiels bring much entertainment into a home. They make excellent first pets and adapt well to apartment living. Please note: cockatiels are not suitable for young children (less than 6 years of age). Children should always be supervised by an adult, and should never be solely responsible for the care of the bird. Cockatiels will bite if frightened or threatened. Description Most cockatiels are 12 – 14 inches long, with the tail making up about half of that size and weigh 75 to 100 grams. Generally, cockatiels are grey and yellow with a beautiful yellow crest on the top of the head. These birds can live from 15 to 20 years. Numerous colour variations and mutations are available, such as a white-faced bird, lutinos, pearl, and pied. Younger cockatiels have stripes on the underside of the wings and tail, which fade with maturity. The males tend to have more colour variations, and a prominent crest. The females maintain the horizontal wing and tail stripes for a much longer period of time.

56. Cockatiel Birds For Sale - Tiel Treasures - Hand-fed Baby Cockatiels And Breeder Breeder and seller of hand-fed cockatiels. Located in Nebraska. http://www.tieltreasures.com

Tiel Treasures Please call if you would like to purchase Cockatiels. Located just outside of Lincoln Nebraska. For Sale Baby Gallery About Tiels Develop Page TIEL VIDEO Terms Conditions Show Birds Pair Page Articles Photo Gallery Pedigrees Show Records ACS CMP NCS Genetics NACS Pellets Diseases OxyBoost Glostatin Welcome to Tiel Treasures! The name "Tiel" obviously came from cockatiel and "Treasures" indicates what they are to me. I have held a fondness for birds as long as I can remember. A magazine once stated that , "the cockatiel was Americas favorite pet bird". Indeed, this is true for me. A great deal of time is devoted to each of my birds, but I do enjoy them. Also, I am encouraged to see birds so tame that they are bound to find good homes! I am thankful to live in a country that allows me to try at a small business. And, I give the Almighty, The One and Only true God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, all the glory for any accomplishments I may achieve. Customer Comments!

57. How To Treat Cockatiels With High White Blood Cells | EHow.com Oct 29, 2010 A high white blood cell count in cockatiels is indicative of an increase in disease fighting cells within the bird' s blood. Such an elevated white blood count means http://www.ehow.com/how_7414159_treat-high-white-blood-cells.html

Family Food Health Home Money Style More Home Cockatiels How to Treat Cockatiels With High White Blood Cells Top 5 To Try How to Care for a Low White Blood Cell Count How to Improve Your White Blood Cell Count How to Treat Leukemia How to Replenish White Blood Cells ... Financial Help for Children with Leukemia How to Treat Cockatiels With High White Blood Cells By Naomi Bolton eHow Contributor updated: October 29, 2010 I want to do this! What's This? The most common infection in cockatiels is psittacosis. Theo Allofs/Photodisc/Getty Images A high white blood cell count in cockatiels is indicative of an increase in disease fighting cells within the bird' s blood. Such an elevated white blood count means that the bird is fighting an infection. The most common infection in cockatiels is psittacosis, which can be a life threatening disease in parrots. Cockatiel keepers will notice various symptoms of this disease in their birds, which include eye and nostril discharge, green diarrhea and labored breathing. Psittacosis can be transmitted to humans, according to Dr. Rob Marshall of AvianWeb.com, and can cause kidney failure and sever liver disease in humans if not treated. Difficulty: Moderate Instructions Things You'll Need: Warm room which can lock Access to a veterinarian Antibiotic medication Medicated food (optional) Water bowel 50 disposable plastic teaspoons Take action immediately and be prepared to treat the cockatiel for up to 45 days.

58. The Feathered Frenzy Aviary Breeder of show and pet quality cockatiels with many mutations available. Located in Lawrence County, Illinois. http://www.feathered-frenzy.com/

Home Meet The Boys Meet The Girls Nursery Happenings ... Blogs Welcome to Top Quality Pet and Exhibition Birds Cockatiels -including cream face and pastelface Green Cheek Conures (most mutations) Other Parrot and Finch species available at times. Normal and Rosie Bourkes Hahn's Macaws Sun Conures, Gold Capped Conures, Caiques, Blue Crown Conures, Half Moon Conures, and African Greys. The Feathered Frenzy Aviary is located in Southeast Illinois just across the Wabash River from Vincennes, Indiana. It is a small, personally owned aviary operated by myself with the help of family and friends. The Parrot Posse was formed for your convenience. We are happy to help you choose the right companion bird for you and your family. The Posse can provide you and your bird with perches, toys, training, behavior education and other speciality products. My main focus is raising cockatiels that are competitive, exhibition quality with super sweet personalities. The only rare mutations I am working with currently are the pastelface and the creamface. My favorite mutation is the cinnamon and cinnamon pearl pieds. It was actually seeing my first cinnamon pearl pied that got me hooked on exhibition. I just had to have one! Raising and exhibiting cockatiels is something the whole family can enjoy. Educational opportunities are endless. Animal husbandry, basic genetics , and wroking toward a common goal are just a few things a family can enjoy together. I really like sharing cockatiel exhibition with new people so if you think you may be interested, or you would just like to know a little more about exhibiting cockatiels, please contact me.

59. Cockatiels Subscribe to WingTips, the free email newsletter of BirdHobbyist.com! Email Address http://www.birdhobbyist.com/articles/BirdHobbyist/Species/Cockatiels.html

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60. Mr. Patch And Peaches, Our Cockatiel Children In Arizona A pair of cockatiels and their babies. http://www.jmfogel.com/

Chirp Chirp Resources Nutrition and Hygiene Do's and Dont's Merck Bird Manual Exotic Pet Vet Archives Banners Greetings I'm Mr. Patch, this blonde cutie is Peaches Peaches and I have been together almost 14 years now, this website is to show off our Cockatiel children which are for sale, and to provide you a potential or current bird owner with information and resources on how to care for your cockatiel or other type of pet bird. Peaches is approaching 14 years young, I'm almost 16 years young. We live with our human Papa, who provides us with a loving home. Our human papa obtained us both from the former Chirp N' Dales of Phoenix, Az now called the Tropic Zone as soon as we were weaned. Peaches and I currently have Babe and Baby Girl a.k.a. Little Bit ready for your home now, Please visit the Contact link on the right to inquire about one of our children. Papa sells our Cockatiel children for $40. dollars each, or make a deal for 2 birdys. Our Papa does not sell our babies to just anybody; If you have Kitty Katz, Doggies or Snakes in your home forget it! Our human papa prescreens potential buyers. Our cockatiels are not raised to be food sources and play toys for other animals. Buy firewood from a local Firefighter - E.M.T.

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