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These are just a few of the new society finches my two pairs had and raised over the summer. My favorites are crested and I ended up with several. They're so cute!

slwatson

Ohhh look at them all in a line!! Mom and dad have them trained!

Babs

They are so fun to watch...the males are all just singing away at the bottom. I can't believe how fast they can multiply!

slwatson

Yep thats why I keep mine sitting on fake eggs most of the time ;)

slwatson

They are adorable I like the crested too my canary is crested,I have a family of six society and they are a riot to watch such personalities.I love the colors of yours

Barbara

Thanks Barbara! They all get along so well! I know I have chocolate self, and I'm pretty sure the darker tan are self fawn or self chestnut. The really white one with the crest and the very light tan ones have a self chocolate father and a crested albino mother. I was hoping a society expert could help me in figuring out what I have, but I think I'm right.

Slwatson I am always confused on colors society,zebras and especially gouldians.but I would have to say my family of six society are my favorite they are so comical to watch.I enjoyed watching the babies grow and learn from there dad I could never part with any of them they are very content to live in there huge flight cage.here is a picture of them when they first fledged months ago they still all love that swing.the first pic.is three of them now All the babies look exactly like there dad the only way I can tell them apart is the dad is banded,mom has more brown then white.

slwatson

Hi stacie,

Birds are :

Chocolate and white,
Self fawn
Self chestnut
Pastel

slwatson

Beautiful babies, such a pretty mixture of colors. I do not have society finches , did not know they came crested. Adorable little mohawks.

Barbara

They are very cute I'm still trying to figure out the gouldian genetics myself.

Stuart whiting

Thank you for the help! I didn't realize I had pastels

lem2bert

They also come in frilled, but I don't have any of those. I've even seen them with crested and frilled feathers...I think they're beautiful!

This morning was a very sad one....I checked on one of my cages of societies, and Professor McGonagall, aka "Grandma:, had died. She was a fantastic bird...always willing to help raise anything I gave her. She surprisingly ended up mothering two clutches of her own before she passed. She was my albino crested. RIP Grandma! We're gonna miss you

She's the one on the left...the woman who gave her to me said she used to get plucked by her cage mates because she was the only one with white feathers, so the feathers around the back of her neck and shoulder area never grew back. She was an amazing bird. All of the pastels and whites in the above pics are hers.

slwatson wrote: Stuart whiting

Thank you for the help! I didn't realize I had pastels

Apologies but when I say pastels there actually dilutes which most people refer to

slwatson wrote: Stuart whiting

Thank you for the help! I didn't realize I had pastels

Apologies but when I say pastels there actually dilutes which most people refer to

Dilute and Pastel societies? Don't think I've ever heard of those before.
Interesting

Sorry to hear of your loss. I'm sure she was very happy in your care.
All the best