1. Radstar Said,

   They are all different!

   Mine goes mad when he hears me whistle!
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2. Jamie R Said,

   I have no idea…. have you scared him lovey?

   Sorry R…..
   Slap my wrist…….lol
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3. ladybird Said,

   Contented noise.

   High pitched screaming is not a happy cocky.
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4. Barbee Said,

   If you want the bird to talk, whistle, or chirp. You should talk to it more often. If you want the cocktail to repeat a word then you repeat the same word it to the bird. The first phases I taught my cocktail was step up. They love to chirp with music playing also. I hope this helps if it did not email me at wwjd678@yahoo.com.
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5. Joan H Said,

   They have different personalities, just like people. Mine just saw me napping and threw a fit, until I woke up. Now he is napping, maybe I should wake him up.
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6. Ironsun Said,

   Hi,

   You don't say what sex your bird is.

   I'm guessing your bird is a hen (female). Hens are generally a lot quieter than the male birds. With the breeding season nearly upon us, if it was a male, he'd be a lot noisier.
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   Breeder of pet budgies and Japanese quails.

7. ladycockatiel_on_myspace Said,

   If your cockatiel only tweets and never whistles turnes, then thats a FEMALE. Males are the only ones who whistle tunes. And most all females will have grey faces, and stripes on their tail feathers. Males have solid colored tails but very young males will have speckles lines on their soon to turn solid as the bird ages.
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   http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/Pals4petsPals4pets/

8. Joe m Said,

   Baby cockatiels are quiet. You may have a female cockatiel as they are quiet.
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9. leopardshaz Said,

   HE may be SHE! hens are quieter.
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10. JAM123 Said,

    He might be sick.!!!
    Perhaps still young so will be more quite until he gets used to his environment.!!!
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