Aussie Finch Forum — November Newsletter

Hi,

It's been a cold spring, hasn't it? Over here in SA, it feels like the birds have only just started breeding in the last few weeks; and things look even worse over in the eastern states. Fingers crossed the warm weather is finally here to stay!

It's been great to see COVID restrictions finally starting to lift again, so it can't be long until bird sales and interstate trading of birds kicks off again. Fingers crossed this Omicron variant doesn't take us right back where we started though.

Finally, this will be the last newsletter of 2021. On behalf of the Aussie Finch Forum team I'd like to wish all our members are pleasant Christmas and prosperous New Year. We look forward to seeing you on the forum again soon.

New forum topics in November

What finches are suited to Tasmania's climate?

How do I introduce egg food to Gouldians?

How much live food is needed?

Is soaked or sprouted seed better?

Bird Sale Calendar

There are no bird sales planned until February 2022.

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Species profile: Aurora Finch

The red-winged pytilia, or aurora finch as it’s known in Australian aviculture, is an estrildid finch found in the savannas and woodlands of central Africa. They are somewhat rate in Australian aviculture and are not considered to be suitable for finch-keeping beginners.

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Palm cockatoo reclassified as endangered as population drops

The rare and striking palm cockatoo has had its conservation status reclassified as endangered following a recent population drop.

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