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SteveyMac
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Location: Perth

I have been donated a finch by someone who could no longer keep it however she didn't know what type it was and I cant for the life of me identify it either. I was hoping someone would be able to advise me as to what it was exactly.
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Painted4
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Location: Adelaide Hills, SA

Looks like an Orange-Breast to me :thumbup:
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Craig52
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Orange breasted Waxbill hen bird. Craig :thumbup:
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Orange breasteds are a very nice little bird. But be careful, they can get out of very small gaps and I note she is in a slotted wire cage not a square wire and wood/tin cage. She would be much happier with at least half of the cage covered (can see you are doing your best with a towel). Recomend a small avairy or a large breeding box. Or if you want to sell her I have a single gentleman of her type. Good luck with whatever you decide. And welcome to the Forum.
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