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Hi
Posted: 22 Oct 2019, 20:28
by Grove
Hi everyone, just saying hello. I kept finches about 10 to15 years ago in my 20's. But now have no birds. Am doing a lot of research before I decide on what I want . Thanks for reading....isabella
Re: Hi
Posted: 23 Oct 2019, 09:55
by finchbreeder
Welcome to the forum. And back to the interest/addiction. Researching the best avairy you can have for your situation is always a wise move.
LML
Re: Hi
Posted: 23 Oct 2019, 10:48
by noah.till
G,day and welcome to the forum
What species do you have in mind
Thanks
Noah Till
Re: Hi
Posted: 23 Oct 2019, 11:22
by Rod_L
Hi and welcome to the forum
Re: Hi
Posted: 03 Nov 2019, 19:52
by finches247
Hi Isabella & Welcome to the Forum
Re: Hi
Posted: 04 Nov 2019, 23:34
by finchbreeder
What finches were you keeping in the past?
LML
Re: Hi
Posted: 05 Nov 2019, 10:15
by finchbreeder
I can see from your posts that you are attracted to the pretty finches. Something I fully understand. However, think about having a mix. One pair of pretty finches and one pair of plain finches to an avairy make for a nice contrast, and helps to see that all types are preserved for the future. Enjoy whatever you decide on.
LML
Re: Hi
Posted: 05 Nov 2019, 11:44
by Grove
Lol...Yes that's me..You got me !!... how about double bars.. I would like parrot finches simply cos like they are good teachers ..
Maybe St Helenas.. oh and some masks
I used to keep Cordons, Ruddies and OB's...
Good observation lol
Re: Hi
Posted: 05 Nov 2019, 14:50
by finchbreeder
We ladies are allowed to like the pretties. But most guys do too. Double Bars, St. Helenas and Masks are all good finches to keep in small flocks of 3/6.
And Double Bars, and St. Helenas being very quiet, can be kept in a small flock with a pair of other finches like Gouldians. Masks are on my - if only I had another avairy list. Ruddies and Orange Breasteds are also the quiet type that you can mix without risk.
LML