Aussie Finch Forum

Hi. Does anyone know the current prices of the following finches - Red Headed Parrot Finch, Seagreen Parrot Finch, Gouldians, Stars and Red Cheek Cordon Blue. I am going to the sale at Cessnock in October and want to buy about 40 birds altogether and want some idea of how much money to take.

Thanks Mick.

Just a thought after my last post does anyone living on the Central Coast of NSW think they will have any of the finches I listed, for sale after the end of October. Might save me a trip to Cessnock and the crowd.

Thanks Mick.

Mick, the sale you are talking about is Singleton isn't it that is in October. Craig

According to the scribbling on my wall calendar :

Cessnock Sat 27th May 2017
Singleton Sun 22nd October 2017

red faced parrot finch 65/pr
gouldians normals 60/pr
stars 45/pr
red cheeked cordon bleu 65/pr
from the asa price guide

I've really got convince Starman & you (Mick) to attend the CC Avi Club... 7:30pm, 4th Friday of each month at Wyong RSL - 15 Margaret Street Wyong.

I have some orange breasts & little singers if your interested.

Mick...I have nothing to offer at the moment as I'm still in 'accumulation phase' ....my recent breeding results have been abysmal....I have OBWs and RFPFs at nest at the moment but things are slow....plenty of clear eggs though.

Ian...I'm still in hibernation, but when I attend I'll be putting you forward for Recruitment Officer...

Thanks for the info. Ian I intend joining the club, if not this month next month. Thanks Starman keep in touch. I also got the venue of sale wrong nothing unusual for me.

Hi Ian. I would be interested in the Orange Breasts but not until probably the end of October. I am still getting rid of my budgies, putting some through auction at Tuggerah next Sunday and the rest the following month. Are singers alright for a mixed aviary, I thought they were pushy.

Yeah they're fine, i've never had a problem. No different from other finches standing their ground when others get too close or approach their nest, but its nothing nasty. Certainly more aggressive species out there !