how muck sould i sell my baby cockateils birds and what so i feed them there is 2 albino and 2 cinimon thank you very much! ![]()
the bird are about 1 month old and i was wondering what to feed the parents instead of just bread and bird food
how muck sould i sell my baby cockateils birds and what so i feed them there is 2 albino and 2 cinimon thank you very much! ![]()
the bird are about 1 month old and i was wondering what to feed the parents instead of just bread and bird food
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Tagged Albino, baby, baby cockateils, birds, cinimon, Feed, information, muck, sould
how muck sould i sell my baby cockateils birds and what so i feed them there is 2 albino and 2 cinimon thank you very much! ![]()
the bird are about 1 month old and i was wondering what to feed the parents instead of just bread and bird food
Posted in Bird Feeding
Tagged Albino, baby, baby cockateils, birds, cinimon, Feed, information, muck, sould
I have been breeding cockatiels for more than 10 years. Most of my birds are pied, or cinnamon. I have had more than 100 babies born in the last 10 years, and I have only had pied, cinnamon, cinnamon-pied, or normal grey babies born. This morning I checked on my newest clutch, and I was very surprised to find a little all white red eyed chick in the nest box. I have been searching everywhere about cockatiel genetics, and I can’t really find anything about why this little baby was born. Could this be a true albino, or have my birds been hiding some lutino genes? This is the fist clutch from this particular pair; the mom is cinnamon pied and the dad is pearl. This is the first pearl I have ever owned, so I don’t know if they normally produce lutino chicks. What do you think?
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Tagged 10 years, Albino, babies, birds, breeding cockatiels, chick, chicks, Cinnamon, clutch, Cockatiel, cockatiel genetics, dad, fist, genes, little baby, lutino, mom, Morning, nest box, pearl, Red, True, true albino
I have an male albino cockatiel named about 9 months and a tamed 1 years old hand-fed female normal gray coco. I purchased blizzard from a breeder who said give him time he’ll come around etc.. and I got Home and put him in with coco b/c she had this weird scream for attention all the time. I first open the box and he draws blood from me and then every time I attempt to work with him he gets crazy and flies all around, and bolts at me right out the cage and runs crazy all around the floor and Attempted to get him with a Towel and if you even touch him the wrong way his wing bleed. I have had him for like 4 months and hes out of control he and the female get along to some extent and my girl just laid 3 eggs and is sitting on them, but they are fertile and my mom said you never know what happens when the cage is covered at night and they don’t get along so how could they have mated. He also when the female leaves the nest tried to go in and just rolls the eggs around and does not know what he is doing then the female hisses and attacks him. This is ridiculous this bird is the worse bird ever he hisses and never gives you a chance he runs and shakes, I am wondering what those ppl did to him that raised him.
Video clips of what I believe to be, a rare, White leucistic, Ruby Throated, Hummingbird feeding from my feeders in late August 2009.
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Tagged Albino, bird feeder, bird watching, birding, birds, black chinned, closeup, georgia, Griffin GA, humming birds, Hummingbirds, Leucism, leucistic, nature, pwalpar, ruby throated, trochilidae, White Hummingbird, wild birds, wildlife, yt:quality=high