Love the site, i have some black head and red belly Fiches from south america, they are very good singers and compedititive birds.

This species are not shown on your site.

Thanks AGAIN, good site to look at.

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nice site... good collection of birds... i jus used to get pics and data collection this site..

Thanks for your info...I was given a pair of saffron finches, and I am in the process of setting them up in a large flight cage in the hopes that they feel comfortable enough to breed. They appeared to be quite stressed in the small cage they were in. I have had success in the past breeding small hookbills ie: Red Rumps, Pacific Parrotlets, orange Fronted Conures, and Zebra finches.

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I just found the link to your site and I am very happy with it. I am a novice finch owner. I currently have Zebras, an Owl male & Gouldian male. I plan to get mates for both males. I now know my home is too cool for them. For utilitiy billing purposes I keep my home at 60 degree when we are away or at night while sleeping. I will increase the heat to 65 degress during those time. I also have learned to give eggs. I will continue to read and research in order to keep my babies healthy. I love them. This is a wonderful site!
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Hello
I am basically a fancy pigeon breeder but i love to keep exotic finches, curretly i keep strawberry and green singing finch. You have great site with very useful information, keep up the good work.

Just found your site as I was brousing, looking for ideas
as I am building an aviary to house finches. I have picked up some great tips from your site.
Tony

Hello, I wish to join, however i am unable to register. Have read the FAQs and our email address is correct.
Very good site, Regards Tracy

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please could you give to me your email for i talk with you about some doughts??
thanks i will wait for an answer..

I just adopted a european goldfinch. She's blind in her left eye and her buddy in rehab will be coming home to us as well in about a week. We've had birds in the past, but no finchs. Thank You for your site to give us insite and information on the breed and their needs.

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Greetings from Germany to the "Finch Information Center". and thanks for your comment at my site.

Thanks for providing such a useful and informative website. Keep up the good work and continue to provide us more quality information.

Congratulations for your site. I think it's the most informative, and most beautiful website about finches. There are a lot of interesting articles. I learned very much of them.
I have a website about finches too, but it's in Hungarian. It contains mainly translated articles. I would like to ask for your permission to publish some of your articles' translations. Would you be so kind to contact me at my email address.

Thank you so much for your website. I found it very very hepfuf, as I have 4 zebra finches (one is white) and a cordon blue finch (his mate died last year). I really enjoy them and I am looking to enlarge their cage and maybe get a few more. Your website has allowed me to be more knowledgeable about giving my birds the best? Thanks again.

This cite is very informative. I enjoyed all the information I was able to get here. Thanks a lot for your help

I really enjoyed all your imput! I have raised finches for 9 years now. I wish I had many of the articles when I first started. Also, thank you for giving permission for us to copy your work and reprint it in the clubs newsletter. Cathy

Excellent site, found using google when I wanted to identify a finch that had been drinking from a bird bath in my garden.

Your site enabled me to quickly and easily identify the bird.

i have had some insperation from looking at this site i have a 10 by 4 dog run in the garden and decided to turn it into a aviary any ideas? tel 07762 985351 thanks

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Excellent site. Very helpfull. I myself have been around finches for many years. I have them in my 70feet long by 8feet wide by 8 feet tall aviary. Many plants and trees. Water fountain for them to drink and natural grass. I have different species including orange weavers. They love weaving their nest on the branches of trees. Lay about 2 blue eggs once a year. Well keep up the good work. I have learn alot from your site.

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Thankyou for your site it's a big help

Nice site, enjoyed my visit and reading about the green singers, mine layed white eggs and laid them alternate days as in every other day, I was trying to find out if this was normal but there is no information as to when they lay their eggs or how long between each egg being laid, anyway great site keep up the good work I may send some photos of the babies if they are successful and hatch out ok,

I just wanted to let you know how pleased I am to find your site. I used to keep and breed parrots and having been away from that for several years have found myself drawn back into the world of aviculture by finches. I have been disapointed at the lack of quality information available on the web. It seems finches are very often overlooked for their larger, more common cousins the parrots.

I have started to acquire some breeding stock of gouldian finches and loved the genetics info you have (Thanks!) I have been trying to find somehwere that would explain it. I found the free gouldian finch genetics software but didn't quite understand how to properly use it since I was not familiar with the terms such as single factor, double factor and so forth. Thanks to you genetics section I have a little better understanding of how everything interrelates.

Thanks again!
Adam

hey there, i am interested in being a new parent to a few gouldian finches. i see you have some for sale. i would love to talk to you about them, and proper care. please contact me at 224-8029. i live near newberry so my reception is poor. leave a message if there is no answer.

thank you,

jon webb

I am friends with one of your classmates, Brian, and he told me about your site as he was laughing at my 4 Australian Grass Finches. Thanks for all the good info.