Aussie Finch Forum

E Orix wrote:Bob
You will make alot of people green with envy BUT the upside here is we have the climate to really enjoy our birds outside.
No I really like the warm weather and NO snow.

Yes its some what cooler over here to say the least and very unpredictable, we can have all four seasons in the space of a week.All my birds are bred in indoor flights with the exception of a few which are cage bred (i think you may refer to this as cabinet breeding) i do have 6 out door flights but they are not used for breeding.
Bob

thewaxbill wrote:

E Orix wrote:Bob
You will make alot of people green with envy BUT the upside here is we have the climate to really enjoy our birds outside.
No I really like the warm weather and NO snow.

Yes its some what cooler over here to say the least and very unpredictable, we can have all four seasons in the space of a week.All my birds are bred in indoor flights with the exception of a few which are cage bred (i think you may refer to this as cabinet breeding) i do have 6 out door flights but they are not used for breeding.
Bob

Hi Bob, would love to see some photos of how you set up your birds for breeding.
Cheers
Jack

Hi Jack i would love to post some photo's however my knowledge of computers is some what lacking to say the least.
Regards Bob

Here is a link to instructions to post pics
viewtopic.php?f=202&t=13112
Or you can always email me the pics via the forum email and I will post them under your name.
[email protected]

g day all,
my 3 would be
bullfinch
rainbow bunting
virginian cardinal


see ya
spider

My Wish List would be.....

Peters Twinspot
Violet Eared Waxbill
Green Avadavat

Hope there is some left in Oz

Blue Finch Porphyrospiza caerulescens
Swee Waxbill Coccopygia melanotis
Blue-Naped Chlorophonia Chlorophonia cyanea This is actually a Tanager

Pin-tailed parrot finch
Violet-eared waxbill
Grand mannikin

but it depends on what is your definition of a finch !!