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sakagun

Registered: 07/2004
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 My cockatiel, Kelkush, spread his/her wings when he is afraid of something. Thus, he seems bigger, and tries to frighten his enemy. I read somewhere that cockatiels spread their wings to protect their nest. Rating: 5/5 
12-04-2004 12:45PM View sakagun's Profile View sakagun's Gallery  

LUVVii

Registered: 11/2004
Location: Toronto. Canada
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2 crested geckos, 1 golden gecko, 3 piranhas, 1 cockatiel.

well that might be true considering she hisses a lot and spreads her wings just as much. she doesnt have a nest though to protect...so i was thinking she did it because the male does it?
12-06-2004 09:29PM View LUVVii's Profile View LUVVii's Gallery