Posted by betsy Christison on May 14, 2005 at 08:20:44:

In Reply to: pet cockatiel posted by jaideep on May 03, 2005 at 17:00:17:

It could be a breeding type call, but cockatiels do make a variety of calls and
whistles just as part of their normal vocalizing. They also mimic, and if he has
heard outside birds, may have picked up one of their calls. I would need to have
more information on other aspects of his behavior....it may also be attention
seeking. Do you handle him and interact with him regularly?

What do you mean by "chalk"? Are you talking about a mineral block or cuttlebone?
What kind of diet do you have him on as his main food?

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: It could be a breeding type call, but cockatiels do make a variety of calls and 
: whistles just as part of their normal vocalizing.  They also mimic, and if he has 
: heard outside birds, may have picked up one of their calls.  I would need to have 
: more information on other aspects of his behavior....it may also be attention 
: seeking.  Do you handle him and interact with him regularly?  

: What do you mean by "chalk"?  Are you talking about a mineral block or cuttlebone?  
: What kind of diet do you have him on as his main food?  


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