Aussie Finch Forum

SamDavis wrote:

Myzomela wrote:I'm going Sam and staying for the dinner on Sat night.

I couldn't possibly miss the dinner. I believe you to be the evening's entertainer - the star attraction!

Yeah... blinding...don't forget your shades...or a set of ear plugs and a good book...or a pillow!

Should be some nice African shots to make us all drool- me included-and I was there.

Deb, make sure you say Hi too. Need to put a face to the no BS comments!
Any other AFFers should say hello too.

Myzomela wrote:Should be some nice African shots to make us all drool...

Looking forward to it, but I'm driving home that evening so unfortunately will have to go easy on the "African shots".

good to know tables dont need to be booked as I havent decided if Im selling birds as yet/

We will be going once again.We arrive on the Friday leave our birds and head back to the club and spend the evening there.
We actually stay at the clubs motel,and will spend the next morning at the sale etc then head home. last year we stayed for the Saturday evening dinner which was enjoyable but we have decided to skip it this year.If you intend going it may be prudent to sort out your accom.now as it can be in short supply.
Orange Bird Sale is run very very well and most enjoyable,wouldn't miss it.

SamDavis wrote:Ray - Do we need to book for the afternoon aviary tour or just follow along?

Hi Sam,

No need to book for the aviary tours - which basically consists of a sheet of paper with a map and a list of addresses.

Always worth the trip, 600km each way for our group from North Central vic.

we will arrive Friday afternoon and meet at the club for a few quiet ones with E Orix.

Hopefully this year we wont be rowing home.

Have a list of birds I'm chasing and with luck will find.

Not to be missed

Regards

Alf63

Hello to all ,would anybody know what range of gouldians are usually for sale,being into mutations ,i would like to know if there is a good selection for sale ,especially blues ,or if it would be a waste of time,thanks garyh.

ray_223 wrote:

SamDavis wrote:Ray - Do we need to book for the afternoon aviary tour or just follow along?

Hi Sam,

No need to book for the aviary tours - which basically consists of a sheet of paper with a map and a list of addresses.

Thanks Ray. I'll book the dinner once I've worked out numbers.

In the past there have been reasonable numbers of mutation Gouldians and also a good number of Finches in general.
BUT what will be there this year is anyones guess and you won't know until you get into the hall.
Even if we don't buy or sell a bird we still have a good time.

Thanks E Orix,have wanted to go for a few years now ,so maybe this year,garyh