It looks like some kind of mannikin, but this is the only picture. The person found it freezing to death on the street in Poland, and quickly shoved it in this cage to carry home; hopefully it won't be in there long.
What finch is this??
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What finch is this??
2 black cheek zebras and 5 CFW zebras, one A&M pied coturnix hen, my darling cream/lavender coturnix roo, and his attitude.
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Re: What finch is this??
haroun THANK YOU!!!
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Re: What finch is this??
Luckily, it can be released once the weather warms up! It's a native bird, but has no business being that far north this late in the year, apparently
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Re: What finch is this??
When I lived in northern Germany, I used to sometimes see them in the fall. Usually they are pretty shy. The first time I saw one I was surprised by their size.
Amazing, beautiful birds!
Iso
Amazing, beautiful birds!
Iso