Robb, H: Cockatiels

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9798303732513

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Neuware - Cockatiels are one of the most popular pet birds worldwide due to their charming personalities, manageable size, and relatively easy care requirements. Known for their distinctive crests and melodic whistling abilities, these birds are members of the cockatoo family and are highly adaptable to life as companion animals.>What Are Cockatiels Cockatiels (scientific name: Nymphicus hollandicus) are small parrots native to Australia. They are part of the cockatoo family (Cacatuidae) and are the only species in the genus Nymphicus. Characterized by their slender bodies, long tail feathers, and prominent crests, cockatiels stand out as one of the most visually distinctive and affectionate birds in the parrot family.Physical CharacteristicsSize and Weight: Cockatiels typically measure around 12 to 14 inches (30 to 35 cm) in length, including their long tail, and weigh between 2.5 to 4 ounces (70 to 120 grams).Coloration: The wild-type or 'normal grey' cockatiel has grey plumage, white wing patches, a yellow face, and orange cheek patches. However, domestication has led to a variety of color mutations, including lutino, pied, cinnamon, and pearl.Crest: Their iconic crest serves as a mood indicator; it stands upright when they are curious or alert and lies flat when they are calm or relaxed.Temperament and BehaviorCockatiels are known for their friendly and playful nature. They are social birds that bond strongly with their owners and enjoy interaction. These birds are also relatively quiet compared to other parrot species, making them an ideal pet for households where excessive noise might be an issue.Cockatiels are skilled mimics, often learning to whistle tunes and imitate simple sounds. Male cockatiels, in particular, are more likely to vocalize and mimic than females. They are intelligent birds that thrive on mental stimulation and can be trained to perform tricks or follow commands.Origin and HistoryThe cockatiel is native to Australia, where it thrives in the wild, particularly in arid and semi-arid regions. These birds are highly adaptable and are often found in open woodlands, grasslands, and along water sources like rivers or lakes.Natural HabitatIn the wild, cockatiels live in flocks and are nomadic, often traveling in search of food, water, and shelter. They feed primarily on seeds, fruits, and vegetation. Due to their need for water, they are frequently seen near rivers or other water bodies.Discovery and ClassificationCockatiels were first documented by European explorers in the late 18th century during expeditions to Australia. They were initially considered exotic and were exported to Europe as part of the growing fascination with avian species. The scientific name Nymphicus hollandicus is derived from: Nymphicus: Referring to nymphs from Greek mythology, as the explorers found the birds' appearance enchanting.Hollandicus: Referring to New Holland, an early name for Australia.DomesticationCockatiels were domesticated in the 19th century and became a favored pet across Europe and the United States. Their manageable size, pleasant demeanor, and relatively simple care needs contributed to their popularity. Over time, breeders developed various color mutations, further increasing their appeal.Cultural SignificanceIn Australia, cockatiels are appreciated as part of the natural wildlife and are often spotted in the wild. However, outside their native habitat, they are primarily viewed as companion animals. Their popularity as pets has led to the establishment of dedicated communities, breeders, and enthusiasts worldwide. …

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Titel
Robb, H: Cockatiels
Autor
Harris Robb
Verlag
Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp
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Neu
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Taschenbuch
ISBN-13
9798303732513
Artikelgewicht
277 Gramm
Abmessungen
229x152x11 mm

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