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Cockatiel A cockatiel picture isn't hard to find; on many occasions, breeders take the initiative and snap one. Males have great vocal abilities and females are fairly quiet. Females are more aggressive and they are more likely to hiss and bite. If you put a mirror in the cage, a female looses its interest quirkier than a male. A cockatiel picture isn't hard to find; on many occasions, breeders take the initiative and snap one. To view a complete gallery of pictures, just click on Pictures for easy viewing!

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The average live span of these birds is 12-15 years. Some individuals can live up to 20 years. It is rather difficult to distinguish a male from a female. A male usually has bright yellow face and dark grey body and a female has a grey face with traces of pale yellow. A cockatiel picture isn't hard to find; on many occasions, breeders take the initiative and snap one.