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Jayburd
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haha - nice one...

good catch and hope he goes well!
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Diane
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Hey Leigh......how is your RH gouldian male you caught earlier in the year?
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well done , he is yours now .
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bluebutterfly213 wrote:Hey Leigh......how is your RH gouldian male you caught earlier in the year?
He is going great, he's is a noisy little bugger and his song's completely different to the ones i have bred but hes part of the family now.
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Glad to read he is going well. Paired up?

I'd be lucky to see a Gouldian in the 'wild', let alone on the outside of the aviary, let alone being able to catch it. ( Even if he escaped from my aviary )
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you never know finchfan, I caught 3 escaped ruddies once... they were mine though. and I also dipped out on catching the longtail, cordons, TC nun and orange breasts that escaped with them.
Julian

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Yeah hes paired up but i don't have any room for more babies this year.
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old topic I know, but is he a father yet? :D
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Wow I love Ringnecks ( Aussie ) . They are not shy are they ? I bet they give the finchs a bit of a fright ....not so good .
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