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From: plemmons@nsf1.mth.msu.edu (Steve Plemmons)
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Subject: Re: INDOORS: Cockatiel and Parakeet Romance? (Was: Cohabitation...)
Keywords: cockatiel-courting parakeet????
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Date: 14 May 91 19:00:49 GMT
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In article <76108@eerie.acsu.Buffalo.EDU> fleming@acsu.buffalo.edu (christine m fleming) writes:
>
>Now, the male has taken a really weird interest in the cockatiel. He
>sings him songs, and follows him around when the cockatiel is on the
>couch. (This is strange, 'cause before the male 'keet used to be
>'fraid of the 'tiel..) 
>
>The male parakeet acts (as well as i can figure) as if he is courting
>the cockatiel. But, i am not sure. He follows him around and sings
>little songs to the bigger bird. He also swoops down and makes
>
>SO, do i have a love-sick female parakeet? Is she being jilted for a
>new lover by her husband? Is my cockatiel a female? Does the male
>parakeet need glasses? Is my male parakeet trying to fulfill his lusts
>with the unrequiting cockatiel? ...;)
>
>...jones
>(fleming@sun.acsu.buffalo.edu)

Maybe your keet is a faggot.  Maybe you should have him tested for aids.

Steve