Listen To A Talking CockatielWritten by Nancy Richards
A wise old man had once told me - listen to a talking cockatiel and you will feel as happy as with a child. I did not understand his words until day I decided to keep cockatiels as pets. Oh, they are simply adorable!If you want to listen to a talking cockatiel, you need to train it that way. Cockatiels, in entire parrot family, are not well known as talkers. They are more famous for whistling tunes of your favorite songs. However, when it does, it is an experience to listen to a talking cockatiel. It is simply delightful to listen to a childish voice emanating from a cute, feathery, white bird. Guests at my place are more eager
| | Parakeet InformationWritten by Nancy Richards
Authentic parakeet information is numero uno for anyone who decides to keep parakeets as pets in house. Wrong or insufficient parakeet information can lead to loss of peace of mind to unhealthy and sick parakeets in your house. You wouldn't want anything of kind in your life, isn't it? Prevention is always better than cure. Here are some basic parakeet information for all you parakeet lovers.'Parakeets' means "small parrots". Parakeets have as many variations of their breed as there are varieties of their color. Parakeets come in a large variety of colors including pastel blues, yellows, dark greens, violets, solid whites and almost limitless combinations of same. Parakeets include Alexandrine ring-necked, Indian and African ring-necked, Rosellas and Scarlet Chested varieties. Turquoisine and Eleganane are types of Grass Parakeets. Their small size, bright colors, and cheerful disposition make them perfect pets. It is calming to listen to their quiet chattering and chirping. Some parakeets even learn to talk. Keeping parakeets with other species of parrots is a form of punishment. It is known as solitary keeping. This can lead to communication problems and other related parakeet behavior problems. Turning their heads all around and burying them on their backs and resting on one leg are not to be diagnosed as parakeet behavior problems at all.
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