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anyone identify this bird?
It is sitting on this branch, not spooked by me at all.
5 Answers
- 6 years agoFavorite Answer
thats a cockatiel. if you dont live in australia,(their wild home) then id try taking it into your house because it could die out side on its own. maybe try finding its owner, put up ads or something
- ?Lv 66 years ago
That would be a normal colored cockatiel. Cockatiels come in many, many color variations. That color is the most common and is what all wild cockatiels from Australia look like. Check the paper for any lost bird ads.
- Anonymous6 years ago
It is a cockatiel, I presume it is a domesticated one that's why it doesn't mind you being there.
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- ₮yLv 76 years ago
This parrot needs your help. Welcome the cockatiel into your home before it's too late.
