Aussie Finch Forum

Received this email from utopia birds and thought Id share ....





We have a seller selling

a rare lory collection that do not come on the market every day.

This is an opertunity to buy that pair you may have been looking for for years.

http://utopiabirdauctions.com/detail.asp?id=6675 Goldies hen

http://utopiabirdauctions.com/detail.asp?id=6676 Yellow Bib lory

http://utopiabirdauctions.com/detail.asp?id=6685 Black lory

http://utopiabirdauctions.com/detail.asp?id=6688 Yellow streaked lory

And more, have a look and don't miss out on this oppertunity.

hmm, very nice... lucky person who gets them!

Wont be me sadly Jay but its nice to see whats out there for sale.

Goldies have always been one of my favorites, but a little out of my price range, still about 2 -3 grand a pop, & have been for about 15 years.

Why are they so expensive?

Low numbers.

Interesting with the Goldies, at one time it was said that there were only Goldie hens left in Australia, so I wonder about their purity.

All of these exotic lories also require a better diet (Dr Macs) than the aussies!

If you are looking for a nice exotic Lory – get a Cardinal Lory.

When I grow up Im gonna have Tahiti Blue or Stella lorries .....thats after they allow imports and after I win the Lotto.

Hahah deb .

thehammer wrote:Low numbers.

Interesting with the Goldies, at one time it was said that there were only Goldie hens left in Australia, so I wonder about their purity.
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I've seen a few goldies pairs around probably 5-6 years ago.

I think it's fair to say many of the more rare foreign parrots have had an influx of blood lines in the last half dozen years - especially since the exotic bird license scheme folded.

Is that the NEBS or NEBRS ??? Always wanted to know what that was about .