Description
The Cockatiel, or Nymph, is a medium-sized parrot from the cockatoo family, native to Australia. They are known for their bright crest and soft gray or yellow plumage. Due to their social nature and ability to learn, cockatiels are popular pets around the world.

Key Facts
– Scientific name: Nymphicus hollandicus
– Average size: 30-33 cm in length
– Weight:*Approximately 80-120 g
– Habitat type: Savannas, shrublands, woodlands

Lifestyle
Cockatiels are social and active birds, often living in pairs or small flocks. They can mimic sounds, whistle tunes, and occasionally repeat words. Their diet consists of seeds, grains, fruits, and greens.

Conservation Status
Cockatiels are classified as “Least Concern” by the IUCN. They are highly adaptable to different living conditions, and their populations remain stable both in the wild and in captivity.

Habitat
Cockatiels naturally inhabit the arid regions of Australia, such as savannas and open shrublands. They are very mobile birds, often migrating in search of water and food.