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Best Answer: Cockatiels come from Austrailia (an extremely arid country). If you were to release them, in most parts of the United States, the birds would most likely die. Many states are just too cold for a cockatiel to live well and find enough food.
Mate for Life. In nature, some birds are known to mate for life, while others choose a new mate every breeding season. Cockatiels are one of the birds who have been observed to mate for life. In the wild, they choose their own mates and stay together. Cockatiels in captivity may choose a mate if they're in the same aviary or store, or they may be given a mate by their owner.