Why did my mannish cockatiel stop whistleing when i put a feminine within here near him ?
i have a male that i teached him alot of toons like the cucaracha and hoe to whisle at girl and etc and i purely bought a female and these past days he doesnt whisle he just undisturbed and spend time next to her why is this is it because he is in love or is he intimidated by her presents
well since there is like mad of answers to his .
1. the bird might be whistleing to attrack a female and since he did there might not just be a motivation any more
2. hes distrackted , someone new is in hes home !
present it some time
Probably because he is getting used to her. You need to take home sure he know you are still his family too. Sometimes, they get used to the other bird and start weening themselves absent from people and people activities. Glad he like his new roomie though!
Bruce is right, any one of or all of those reasons are correct.
he is in love or just getting used to her being their.
you would be a bit panicky if some random just appeared contained by your house
Answers: Three possibilities. All three could be true at once - I'd have to know more in the order of his behavior to determine more.
1) He's intimidated. While he may like having her there, he isn't comfortable nonetheless.
2) The whistling was a way of interacting beside you. Now that he has her, he'd rather interact with her than beside you.
3) He was whistling to attract a mate. It worked. Now he doesn't need to. Speaking of which...
A woman go to her priest one day and tells him,
"Father, I have a problem. I own two female
parrots, but they only know how to enunciate one thing."
"What do they say?" the priest inquired.
"They say, 'Hi, we're hookers! Do you want to hold some fun?'"
The priest thought for a moment. "You know," he said,
"I may have a solution to your problem. I have two male
chitchat parrots, which I have taught to pray the
rosary. Bring your two parrot over to my house, and
we'll put them in the cage with Francis and Peter. My
parrot can teach your parrots to praise and worship,
and your parrot are sure to stop saying that phrase."
"Thank you," the woman responded, "I'll try it."
The next morning, she brought her parrots to the priest's
house. As he ushered her in, she saw that his two male
parrot were inside their cage holding rosary beads and
praying. Impressed, she walk over and placed her parrots in with them.
After a few minutes, one womanly parrot cried out,
"Hi, we're hookers! Do you want to have some fun?"
One male mimic looked over at the other male parrot and
said, "Put the beads absent, Frank. Our prayers have
been answered!"
