With good care, a cockatiel can live about twenty years, and some live well into their late twenties or thirties. One good example of cockatiel

Taste Birds can taste, but in a limited way because they have fewer taste buds in their mouths than people do. Also, their taste buds

Birds are the only animals that have feathers, and they serve several purposes. Feathers help birds fly, they keep birds warm, they attract the attention

Cockatiel droppings resemble smaller versions of the piles of droppings that bigger birds produce, with one exception. Because cockatiels come from such a dry environment

Your cockatiel’s body is essentially very similar to that of a mammal. Both have skin, bones, muscles, sensory organs, and respiratory, cardiovascular, digestive, and nervous

One of the most common accidents that befalls bird owners is that a fully flighted bird (one with untrimmed wings) escapes through an open door

At least once a year, your cockatiel will lose his feathers. Don’t be alarmed, because this is a normal process called molting. Many pet birds

Cockatiels are among the fastest flying pet birds. Their sleek, slender bodies give them an advantage over larger birds, such as Amazons and African greys.

Cockatiels and other parrots need to have their nails clipped occasionally to prevent the nails from catching on toys or perches and injuring the bird.

You can bathe your bird in a variety of ways: mist him lightly with a clean spray bottle filled with plain warm water, allow him

Cockatiels have played an important role in the creation of pelleted, or formulated, diets for all pet birds. In the early 1980s, researchers at the

Now that we’ve looked at foods that are good for your bird, let’s look briefly at those that aren’t. Among those foods considered harmful to