Hi from Adelaide.
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Laurie
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Hi, I have just joined. Until recently I bred mainly pheasants but have now extended my interest into finches. It has been very pleasing to see the first batch of young recently fledge. Cheers, Laurie
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Pheasants to finches. Bit of a contrast. But both desirable. What types do you have in both?
And welcome to the forum.
LML
And welcome to the forum.
LML
LML
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Hi Laurie & Welcome to the Forum 
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Laurie
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Hi, thank you all for your welcome. To answer your questions I keep Golden, Silver, Reeves, Swinhoe and Kalij pheasants. Hopefully will have some Amherst soon. With finches I have Gouldians, Blue face, Cordons, Jacarini, Fires, Cubans. That will do me for a while. 
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Are all of your pheasants and finches in seperate avairys per type? Or are some, not pheasants and finches together I am assuming, sharing avairys?
LML
LML
LML
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Laurie
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Pheasants all have their own pens. Finches are in well planted aviaries. 1 pair of Golden pheasants are in one of the finch aviaries. This aviary is about 8m x 2.1m so plenty of room.They get on OK.