Aussie Finch Forum December 2019 Newsletter

Hi,

As this will be the last newsletter of 2019, I'd like to start by wishing all of our members a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from the Aussie Finch Forum team. I'll be back in your inbox on January 31st, right in time to discuss the start of the Gouldian breeding season.

Tomorrow we say goodbye to the spring, and with it; the year's best finch-breeding weather. Were your breeding projects successful? Stop by the forum and let us know how things went.

Popular forum topics in November

Are these yellow and blue headed Gouldian mutations real?

Are Dandelion Leaves poisonous for Gouldians?

How long can soaked seed last in the fridge if treated with Virkon-S

Upcoming bird sales

Sydney FSA Bird Sale 2019
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Long-tailed finch

The long-tailed finch is a medium-sized grassfinch that’s also known also as the Heck’s finch, Heck’s grassfinch, long-tailed grassfinch, and black heart finch. The species is native to Australia, where it’s found in the northernmost parts of Western Australia, the Northern Territory, and north-western Queensland.

What to expect from your first bird sale

A list of things you should know if you've never attended a bird sale before.

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What you need to know about Red Factor Canaries

The red factor canary is a popular pet bird, kept for the novelty of their vivid red plumage. Aside from their color, they are essentially identical to the ordinary Domesticated Canary, but tend to be worse singers, more difficult to breed, and more expensive to buy.