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Crystal
- Brooding
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If they do, it is incredibly rare.
From Robin Restall's Munias and Mannikins under the "Bengalese Finch" chapter, section on Voice: "The song is usually given only by the male....However, more attention must be paid to the call note distinctions as females are known to sing. Christa Powers in England had a breeding pair in which both birds sang, and I too have had this experiencne. Luis Baptista in California had a female L. striata that sang and successfully raised five chicks, leaving no doubt of its sex." p. 84
From Robin Restall's Munias and Mannikins under the "Bengalese Finch" chapter, section on Voice: "The song is usually given only by the male....However, more attention must be paid to the call note distinctions as females are known to sing. Christa Powers in England had a breeding pair in which both birds sang, and I too have had this experiencne. Luis Baptista in California had a female L. striata that sang and successfully raised five chicks, leaving no doubt of its sex." p. 84
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FinchLady07
- Hatchling
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nope
i dont think so. We have a female and she just chirps.
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