What is cinnamon?

Sometimes it is called Isabelle, Cinnamon Cockatiel is a type of small exotic bird of similar appearance to a much larger cockatoos. The term "cinnamon" concerns a colorful morph, which instead of a typical dark gray common dick produces a brown color. These color morphs also create different color patterns in face feathers. Cinnamon Kokatiels and Kokatiely are generally one of the most popular birds for pets.

The most common morphs of colors, cinnamon may seem light gray or different shades of light to medium brown. Normally, their wings and tails are darkest, with lower belly and back disappears almost white. The cats usually also have an uneven white stripe on the outer edge of each upper wing. Male cinnamon has more yellow on their cheeks and orange spots on their checks are generally more vivid than a typical gray Kokatiel.

mutation that creates cinnamon pages is called recessive. Although women need only one of the mutated genes, so in women they dominate the morphCinnamon dominatrix, men need the gene of each parent to show color change, causing men to be recessive. Since they are curiously sexually dimorphic, women look slightly different from men. Especially yellow and orange coloring of their faces is significantly boring.

Unlike some color mutations that stop the amount of melanin produced, cinnamon morph has not led to the amount of melanin, but rather it will prevent gray. Morf cinnamon can be combined with a different color morph, such as the pied, to also create variations of color patterns. Vibrance of color observed in the coat on cinnamon depends not only on its genes, but also on the health of birds, its age and melting.

Cockatiels are native Australia and are part of the Cockatoo family. Like cckatoos, a mobile ridge of feathers have a feather on top of the head. A relaxed bird will have a partially built comb while an excited birdIt will have a fully erect ridge. Stressed or frightened Kokatiely will push their ridges on their heads, similar to a dog or a cat that puts the ears backwards.

normally is an adult cinnamon Kokapiel about 12 inches (30 cm). These birds are very social and relatively quiet, so it is often assumed to make good pets. Unlike large parrots, they do not tend to speak. The normal life expectancy of these birds is 15–20 years.