Aussie Finch Forum

DOWNS BIRD BREEDERS ANNUAL BIRD AUCTION

Saturday 18th. April 2020

Centenary Heights High School,
Corner South & Ramsay Streets, Toowoomba.


VIEWING FROM 9.00am. till 9.50 AM Auction starts 10.00am


BUYERS PLEASE bring your current RECREATIONAL LICENCE for Native birds and your CARRY CAGES.

ENQUIRIES DES ENGLISH PH : 07 4630 4469
Or RICHARD WATERS 0424 488 132

AMPLE PARKING
FOOD & REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE

HUGE RANGE OF BIRDS.
ALL WELCOME !!
TOP BIRDS, TOP PEOPLE, TOP PLACE!!

Could I please see the catalouge if there is one?

I sill show you once it is finally released, and at the Auction you can buy a catalogue for $1 or $2 (can't remember)

I forgot to mention, it is a $2 entry fee

Fair few commen finches will be there, Maybe some plumheads for you Aidan and plenty of Goulds, Ruddies, Longtails, orange breasts, Parrotfinches as well as many other finches, plus a large array of parrots as well

Is this still happening?

Yes, as far as I know it is still going ahead Shane
Cheers
Noah Till

Yay, finally a bird sale/auction that's still going ahead. Hopefully I can get some plumheads because they're near impossible to find for me. Even gumtrree doesn't have any, when I put "Plum Headed Finches" and location "Australia" into the search bar it came up with nothing.

Yeah, I have not heard any Plumheads at the Auction yet Aidan, but there are some late auction forms coming in and there might be an odd one here or there possibly, but there are plenty of other birds there to choose from

Well, I'll come anyways then and choose something else if there's no Plumheads. Maybe another pair of Ruddies or Orange-Breasts.

Ah good to hear mate, plenty of Ruddies and Orange breasts will be up for grabs, even some of my Pied Orange breasts and pure normal Ruddies will be there plus Parrotfinches and Cordons and Crimsons and Longtails and plenty others

Spread the word everyone! If we don't get enough people through the door next year, the Auction may be cancelled next year.

Perhaps you could print the details on a flyer and hang it up around the neighbourhood (outside the shops, on the community noticeboard etc.)