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1. Gender effects on aggression, dominance rank, and affiliative behaviors in a flock of captive adult cockatiels (Nymphicus hollandicus)

Author

Crowell-Davis, Sharon L. and Seibert, Lynne M.

Subjects
Agonistic behavior in animals -- Research, Spatial behavior in animals -- Research, Cockatiel -- Behavior, Zoology and wildlife conservation
Abstract

The differences in agonistic behavior and spatial dispersion patterns of male and female cockatiels (Nymphicus hollandicus) reared in captivity are studied.

Published
2006

2. The importance of mate behavioural compatibility in parenting and reproductive success by cockatiels, Nymphicus hollandicus

Author

Spoon, Tracey R., Millam, James R., and Owings, Donald H.

Subjects
Cockatiel -- Behavior, Parental behavior in animals -- Research, Social behavior in animals -- Research, Zoology and wildlife conservation
Abstract

The relationship between compatibility between mates and the success in producing and rearing off springs in cockatiels (Nymphicus hollandicus) is studied.

Published
2006

3. Health watch

Author

Gambardella, Paul

Subjects
Cockatiel -- Behavior, Birds -- Varieties
Abstract

I have two four-year-old female cockatiels. I know that they can lay eggs without having had contact with a male bird. One of ours did recently, but we can't tell […]

Published
2002

4. Bird buyer's guide

Author

Freud, Arthur

Subjects
Cage birds -- Marketing, Cockatiel -- Behavior, Pet stores, Finches -- Behavior, Birds -- Behavior, Canaries -- Behavior, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Retail industry
Published
1982

5. Introducing...Gus the Cockatiel

Subjects
Cockatiel -- Behavior, Pets -- Behavior
Abstract

Leave it to Gus to make noises that sound nothing like a cockatiel. His owner, 9-year-old Ben Krovetz of Holly Springs, North Carolina, says his bird can bark like a […]

Published
2003

6. Caring for cockatiels

Author

Grindol, Diane

Subjects
Cockatiel -- Behavior, Cage birds -- Behavior, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Retail industry
Abstract

Their easy, charming ways make cockatiels one of the most ideal pets that pet lovers can own. Since they can be taught to adapt to the schedule of their owners, cockatiels are good choice as pets even for seniors, especially since caring for these lovely creatures is also relatively easy. Often hand-fed as companion birds, cockatiels develop as tame, socialized pets. A fellow cockatiel, a budgie or a canary are best as companions for these pets. Without a companion, a cockatiel may enjoy colorful and mobile toys.

Published
1999

7. Fastigheter

Subjects
Cockatiel -- Behavior, Business, international
Abstract

NORDIC BUSINESS REPORT-8 January 2003-Fastigheter(C)1994-2003 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD http://www.m2.com A Swedish couple were alerted to a fire in their house early on Sunday (5 January) when their cockatiel began shrieking. [...]

Published
2003

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