La Paz,  Indiana
 

 

Updated 05/16/12


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About_ Judy's Cockatiel Corner_ Thank you for stopping in!  My site is dedicated to the basic characteristics and care of cockatiels.  I started this website in 2002,  since then I have added Articles,  FAQs and much,  much,  more to read.  I can give you information from my experience, but I'm not qualified to give advice on health related information.
I have a page with need to know basics when shopping for a weaned baby cockatiel.  I've included some information about bird shows, because exhibiting is challenging and a great way to socialize with others that share the same interest,  you can travel near and far to these shows as much as you would like.

Breeding Goals_ My interest has evolved since 1998 as a "Pet Cockatiel Breeder". Since 2005 I have been concentrating on breeding "Top Bench" cockatiels. We have the common mutations*, they are bred for size**, while having elegant deportment.  When people come to my house to see a baby cockatiel,  they think my babies are the adults! All that breeding won't make my cockatiels any sweeter than anybody else's cockatiels,  I just like to own this type of cockatiel. In 2008 I am learning "The art of breeding a Champion".  To date I have bred 4 NCS Champions ,   1.)  a Cinnamon-Lutino hen out of "Bar" & "DJ",  2.) a Normal split cock , out of "Kelly" & "MiMi",  3.) a Cinnamon hen, out of "Chip" and "MiMi",  4.) a Cinnamon-Pearl hen, out of "Pretty Boy" and "Cher" and exhibited a foundation hen NCS 43D  "DJ" to Grand Champion status in a very small cockatiel aviary.

Beautiful feathering starts on the inside with good nutrition. My babies are started on soaked,  germinated hard wheat (organically) grown.  Once germination has started with a tiny sprout I keep them covered and moist in the refrigerator for a few days.  I think it has a sweet nutty taste, and I like to see how all my cockatiels enjoy it.  Spray millet,  Zupreme Fruit Blend pellets,  broccoli tops, kale, and a budgie parakeet - cockatiel seed mixture.  Later they are introduced to  20 minute boiled eggs chopped up small pieces, and cuttle bone.
**A growth starter of any kind is never given. Also, an overweight bird has to be avoided.

_Our Location_ We are located near the Indiana - Michigan state line - about 16 miles south of South Bend, IN.
 just 1 block off U.S. 31

_Telephone:(574)784-2082 or E-mail: djbrumley@embarqmail.com  Address: P.O. Box# 30 - La Paz, IN. 46537

_Availability_ is very limited since  I have to keep the cockatiel dust down in the house,  and I hold back babies that look really good for future show birds.
 I just have the original wild normal gray, cinnamon and  "normal pearl" mutation cockatiels.  I breed close to NCS  &  ACS Standard of Perfection  for conformation and competitive size.

Feel free to inquire if I have a nesting pair, and when the chicks may be available.




The baby girl on the right grew up to be the National Cockatiel Society's 2011 "Specialty Show" Best In Show.
The exhibitor ~ Josh Perkins from Kentucky ~ Thank you Josh!

The baby girl on your left,  plus a little cinnamon-pearl baby hen were purchased by Sheila N.  for companions. 
 

   Cockatiel's Life Cycle

FOUNDATION
COCKATIELS

 

ACS 18S 818-08

NCS 43D 01-03

NCS 43D 02-03

ACS 64T 017-03

ACS 91H 38-97

 

 

Contact Us

(574) 784-2082

djbrumley@
embarqmail.com

This site was last updated 05/15/12 - No part of this website may be copied without permission. 
I designed "Cockatiel Tweets Corner" website in 2002 and renamed it "Judy's Cockatiel Corner".  Judith Brumley © 2002.