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huntscockatiels — Fri, 15 Feb 2008 17:12:37 CST

WE HAVE ACTUALLY MOVED AND HAVE A NEW WEBSITE!!!
CLICK ON IT NOW TO GO THERE!!!
http://huntscockatiels.webs.com

Available Adoptions and For Sale Page

huntscockatiels — Fri, 15 Feb 2008 07:19:17 CST

RESERVE YOUR BABY COCKATIEL TODAY!!!

Baby 1:
Hatched January 26, 2008
Female---(LUTINO)
AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION
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Baby 2:
Hatched January 29, 2008
Female---(LUTINO)
AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION

PLEASE DO NOT HESITATE TO CONTACT US ABOUT AN ADOPTION! IF ARE LOOKING TO ADOPT AND WE DO NOT HAVE IT, WE WILL RESERVE A BABY COCKATIEL ESPECIALLY FOR YOU!!!

WE SHOULD HAVE BABIES
(NORMAL GREY'S, LUTINO'S, AND PEARL/PIED'S), FULLY WEANED AND READY TO GO AROUND THE MIDDLE MARCH 2008!!! CHECK THE NURSERY AND WE WILL KEEP YOU UPDATED ON HOW THE PROCESS IS COMING.....

WHAT WE ARE LOOKING TO ADOPT:
We are looking for a pair of Cockatiels that will produce Lutino's and/or Whiteface's, sit, hatch, and feed...Must be hand-tame, know the ages of them, and how many clutches they have produced ...

WE ALSO HAVE A CAGE FOR SALE!!!

Dimensions: 66"
height, by 22"
length, by 17" depth
Inside Height: 34"
Weight: 60 lbs
Bar Thickness: 1/9"
Bar Spacing: 3/5"
Includes openable flat top, surrounding seed catchers, front door w/steel locking latch, 3 feeder doors, 3 stainless steel dishes, 2 straight pine perches, 4 easy-gliding casters, slide-out grate, and slide-out tray
Made from Iron-Wrought Steel with a beautiful, baked Powder-Coated, Non-toxic finish

Ideal for small birds such as cockatiels, quakers, conures, pionus, and caiques
PRICE: $150.00

Nursery

huntscockatiels — Mon, 11 Feb 2008 08:19:55 CST

WHO IS NESTING

LAUREL AND ANGEL

LAUREL IS A PIED SPLIT PEARL, LUTINO, WHITEFACE OR PASTELFACE...

ANGEL IS A WHITEFACE LUTINO....

WHAT WE ARE EXPECTING

LUTINO'S
NORMAL GREY'S
WHITEFACE'S
WHITEFACE LUTINO'S

(ALL OF THESE BABIES WILL HAVE SPLITS!!! THESE SPLIT'S WILL INCLUDE PIED, WHITEFACE, LUTINO, AND PEARL)

Adoption Fees

huntscockatiels — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 09:57:09 CST

Our adoption fee's are to ensure our baby cockatiels are going to a good home and to help pay for hand-feeding formula, food, and cage supplies!!!

NORMAL GREY: $50.00

LUTINO: $65.00

PEARL/PIED: $65.00

LUTINO: $65.00

Our Birds

huntscockatiels — Tue, 05 Feb 2008 09:23:53 CST

THESE ARE OUR BIRDS IN OUR HOME!!!
OUR BIRDS EAT FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES, RICE, WHEAT TOAST/BREAD, MILLET SPRAY, SEED, AND VITAMIN MIXTURES! (SOMETIMES THEY GET TO HAVE DINNER WITH US!!!)
PLEASE TAKE A MOMENT AND GET TO KNOW US.....

This is Angel! The Cockatiel that started it all!!! She was adopted in Warren, Ohio. She loves to have her head scratched and is always flying onto my shoulder!

This is Laurel! He was the second adopted Cockatiel in our home! He was adopted in Strongsville, Ohio. He is the most vocal of the whole group. Just loves to let the ladies and gentlemen know he is here!

This is Lily! She was one of our first babies that we hatched here in our home! She is so very pretty and is just the most sassy one of the whole group! She lets the ladies know that she is here and stay out my way!!!

This is Queen! She is just wonderful! She loves to fly off the cages and show off her beautiful flying skills! She was adopted in Corsica, Pennsylvania.

This is Zeek! He is very bonded with Queen and is such a big beautiful boy also!!! Wherever Queen goes, Zeek follows!

This is Grandma and Grandpa! They are completely inseparable! They were adopted from Niagara Falls, New York. They are in the nest box in this picture letting us know how proud they are to give us a part of them! Grandma is plucked on the back side and side of her her head, because Grandpa wanted babies for so long!!! As soon as they arrived here they were set up with a nest box, and Grandma is getting some of her feathers back! She will never get all of her feathers back due to how long Grandpa has abused her with his selfish ways! These pair are breeders only and will not come near you. But that doesn't mean that they don't deserve any better than any other Cockatiel in our home!

This is Domino! She was adopted here in Erie, Pennsylvania. Domino is a chronic plucker! Her last owner started to notice her plucking when her Grandson came into the house! No one knows for sure why Domino does this to herself, as there are many reasons why a bird will damage themselves. Domino is very funny and has her ways of making us laugh at any moment. She makes so many different sounds and almost has the Andy Griffith song down pat!

Contact Us

huntscockatiels — Fri, 18 Jan 2008 07:53:03 CST

THANK YOU FOR VISITING OUR WEBSITE! EMAIL US AND LET US KNOW WHAT YOU THOUGHT OR IF WE SHOULD MAKE SOME CHANGES! HOPE YOU ENJOYED!!! HAVE A GREAT DAY!

CLICK ON OUR EMAIL TO CONTACT US TODAY!!!

EMAIL: huntscockatiels@yahoo.com

PHONE:
(814) 897-7753

ADDRESS:
KIMBERLY HUNT

147 JOLIETTE AVE.

ERIE, PA 16511

Cockatiels

huntscockatiels — Fri, 04 Jan 2008 11:34:23 CST

Cockatiels

Common Names: Cockatiel, 'Tiel.

Scientific Name: Nymphicus hollandicus.

Origin: Australia

Size: Cockatiels are usually about 12 inches in length, from the beak to the end of the tailfeathers.

Average Lifespan: Cockatiels in captivity usually have a lifespan of between 10 and 20 years.

Temperament: Most handfed Cockatiels have a very sweet, even temperament, and will exhibit a rather curious and inquisitive nature. They can bond closely with their owners and can be extremely affectionate. Cockatiels are quite and intelligent and very social, and enjoy interacting with their human "flock". When properly stimulated, they are relatively easy to care for and make wonderful companions.

Colors: Cockatiels come in a wide variety of colors including Grey, Lutino (yellow), Cinnamon, Pearl, Albino (white), Whiteface, and Fallow. There are new color mutations surfacing every day, creating more variety for pet owners interested in keeping birds.

Feeding: Captive Cockatiels on a diet of high quality pellets and seed, as well as a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables. A few nuts or the occasional piece of cereal make nice tasty treats.

Exercise: Cockatiels can be quite active little birds, and should be allowed time outside their cage each day to play, explore, and stretch their wings.

Cockatiels as Pets: Small, intelligent, and easy to care for, Cockatiels have graced the homes of bird lovers for many years. Their engaging personalities and high trainability have put them near the top of the list of the most popular pet bird species.

When cared for properly, Cockatiels can be affectionate and fascinating pets. They are wonderful species for inexperienced bird owners because of their natural friendly dispositions and curious playfulness.

Cockatiels are members of the parrot family, and have the ability to mimic. While it is possibly for Cockatiels to learn a few words, most prefer to whistle or sound out noises that they hear in their home. Most males will whistle and learn the ability to talk as females will chirp and make little noise.

Like all parrots, they relish the times they get to spend with their owners --and must be interacted with to remain tame. They should be handled, talked to, and played with every day to ensure their health and happiness.

THIS INFORMATION WAS RETAINED FROM THIS WEBSITE WITH A FEW WORD CHANGES.
http://birds.about.com/od/breedsofbirds/p/cockatiels.htm