Breeding cockatoos

BREEDING OF COCKATOOS  [Web link....]

  • Breeding sulfur crested Cockatoos is not easy.  It takes four to five years before the birds are sexually matured. 
  • The female lays 2 to 3 eggs that are incubated by herself and the male in turns.
  • After about 26-30 days, the young hatch and two month later fledging occurs.
  • At that point, they are not yet able to look after themselves and are fed and nurtured for some time longer.
  • During the entire breeding season, peace and quiet is extremely important.
  • During the breeding season, normally tame bird can become far from friendly to wards their keepers.

Cockatoo pair   Cockatoo nest

Cockatoo wild nest  Cockatoo chick

Last modified: Thursday, 7 June 2012, 10:44 AM