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First post

Posted: 14 Sep 2010, 16:18
by reza
Hi everyone

I'm Reza..
Join this forum to know more about finchs


regards

reza

Re: First post

Posted: 14 Sep 2010, 16:51
by Jayburd
Hi Reza :D
This place is packed with information and helpful people. You're sure to find anything you want to know.
Have you been thinking about finches for long?

Re: First post

Posted: 14 Sep 2010, 16:56
by Diane
Hi and welcome to the forum reza.

Re: First post

Posted: 14 Sep 2010, 19:17
by Will_36
Welcome :D

Re: First post

Posted: 14 Sep 2010, 19:26
by shox
where are you from and welcome to this informative site

Re: First post

Posted: 14 Sep 2010, 20:02
by jusdeb
:D welcome

Re: First post

Posted: 14 Sep 2010, 20:20
by GregH
Hi Riza - Salamat Malam. We're almost locals - I live in the Philippines. Your countrymen smuggle a few parrots this way but never finches. Do you get hold of the local birds? While there are lots of munias and quite a few parrot finches I'm thinking of the mountain firetail from West Papua. It's a bird that facinates me as do all the fire-tails but it's a species beyond my reach but I'd be interested to know if it has been kept and bred in captivity.

Re: First post

Posted: 14 Sep 2010, 23:17
by reza
Jayburd wrote:Hi Reza :D
This place is packed with information and helpful people. You're sure to find anything you want to know.
Have you been thinking about finches for long?
thank you Jayburd. ya, i'm begin interested with red siskin and gouldian :)
bluebutterfly213 wrote:Hi and welcome to the forum reza.
tks :)
Will_36 wrote:Welcome :D
tks
shox wrote:where are you from and welcome to this informative site
thank you shox. i'm from jakarta, indonesia.
jusdeb wrote::D welcome
tks
GregH wrote:Hi Riza - Salamat Malam. We're almost locals - I live in the Philippines. Your countrymen smuggle a few parrots this way but never finches. Do you get hold of the local birds? While there are lots of munias and quite a few parrot finches I'm thinking of the mountain firetail from West Papua. It's a bird that facinates me as do all the fire-tails but it's a species beyond my reach but I'd be interested to know if it has been kept and bred in captivity.
Thank you greg. Ya , i keep local bird, such murai batu, jalak suren. I keep canary and lovebird too :) . Commonly we're here choose to keep bird because the ability to sing, but there are also keep for the colour and body shape ;)
I don't really know about finchs or parrots from papua. i've heard people in papua not really have a tradition to keep bird for hobby . Bird still safety in their habitat :) . But because there is a demand for special type of bird, they kept , sell and transported to other island like Java. In Java, bird from papua like cacatua and few type of parrots has been kept and bred in captivity

Re: First post

Posted: 15 Sep 2010, 08:10
by Jayburd
me yoo - interesting birds, never seen one before and nobody here has ever heard about it.

Re: First post

Posted: 15 Sep 2010, 10:24
by finchbreeder
Welcome to the forum. If you are into song birds I can understand why you keep canaries. I do too. I also find the song of the Java and cuban finches very pleasant.
LML