Welcome to the forum. How many avairys do you have? Or are you researching before building?
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Breeding Project 2020-2025.
agate mosaic canaries, agate yellow mosaic canaries, red zebs, self bengos and goldfinch mules.
agate mosaic canaries, agate yellow mosaic canaries, red zebs, self bengos and goldfinch mules.
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Bill, those are 4/3 great types of finches. Have not seen pied Saints. Are they more like the Ruddies or the O/B in their pieding?
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Welcome!
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Painted4 wrote: I, like Finchbreeder am also pretty interested in what the Pied Saints look like?
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Birds I own/have owned: Budgerigars, **Zebra Finches**, **Star Finches**, Canaries, Diamond doves... Rocky the Galah! & Cocky the Sulphur Crested 'too
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Bad Craig. I have noticed two distict types of pieding on finches. Those that have flights and maybe a feather or two of pied. Most common type with Ruddies. And those that are light to heavily speckled with yellow most common with O/B's and Parroties. Interestingly enough the flights and a feather type seems to be most common where the pied feathers are white, and the speckled type seems most common where the pied feathers are yellow. Zebras and Javas however do not conform. That is why I asked.
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