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Sunday, 9 June 2013

    Cockatiels
             by Teneka
     What cockatiels look like
Cockatiels are a type of bird.
Some cockatiels are grey,white,red and yellow. But  others are yellow, red and white.               
 How cockatiels function
Cockatiels can fly and this is how they do it. They have light bones that help them fly but the main thing is that cockatiels have one feather on each wing  called the flight feather.


        Cockatiels behaviour
Pet Cockatiels and wild cockatiels have different behaviour. Pet Cockatiels are more likely to talk. sometimes pet cockatiels will dance in their cages If cockatiels are really annoyed they will hiss. When cockatiels are happy they hang upside down.
               Cockatiels habit
Cockatiels are one type of Australia's native birds.They live in places close to water.
Where I found the information. Interesting facts about cockatiels. Normal cockatiels behaviour.

Wild Cockatiels. comments: we have a pet cockatiel in room 11 and it is called Becky.

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3 comments:

  1. Mr Corlett9 June 2013 at 16:13

    I like it now you have fixed your capitals. - Mr C

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  2. Anonymous11 June 2013 at 02:05

    i love your story its amazing and it gave me so much information thanks your story is awesome

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  3. Anonymous13 June 2013 at 15:13

    There is nothing I can say except it is a cool story. Keep it up

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