Re: Where are they now?
Posted: 25 Apr 2017, 21:00
Beutiful shot! Thanks craig
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Agree. I'm yet to hear a valid reason for not getting involved - it's anonymous!toothlessjaws wrote: 25 Apr 2017, 18:42 Personally I think if there is anything to learn form this its the BLOODY IMPORTANCE OF THE NATIONAL FINCH CENUS - and i wish more people shed their paranoia and participated!!
many mutations of them established OS.vettepilot_6 wrote: 27 Apr 2017, 10:30 If people can take the colour out of other finches...why cant they put the colour in SB's?? prime example are Zebs..normally grey now almost red orange....![]()
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then they wouldnt be the brown bird syndrome
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Nah...far too much trouble Vp...no need to breed for colour, just dye or paint them in designer colours like they do in some Asian bird markets....impresses the tourists if no one else.vettepilot_6 wrote: 27 Apr 2017, 10:30 If people can take the colour out of other finches...why cant they put the colour in SB's?? prime example are Zebs..normally grey now almost red orange....![]()
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then they wouldnt be the brown bird syndrome
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yeah that would workstarman wrote: 27 Apr 2017, 12:28 Nah...far too much trouble Vp...no need to breed for colour, just dye or paint them in designer colours like they do in some Asian bird markets....impresses the tourists if no one else.
I thought there was...google doesn't bring anything up other than pastels....