A few of my Fires
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A few of my Fires
These are so hard to photograph in an aviary. The just don't co-operate. The are so flighty and just won't stay still. I took about 50 pics and just a few came out decent.
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Re: A few of my Fires
And a few more and one of my bl and wh mannikins with his best friend. They are always together.
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Re: A few of my Fires
They are georgeous Johnboy 

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Re: A few of my Fires
Nice pictures John and beautiful little birds. Nice looking shaftail.
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Re: A few of my Fires
Wow! Absolutely beautiful! Thanks so much for sharing!
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So beautiful!! Thanks for the photos. 

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That Blue-billed Fire finch is absolutely gorgeous!
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Beauties, for sure. I love your outdoor aviaries 

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Re: A few of my Fires
The brilliant maroon red male is a black-bellied fire if it's the one you are talking about.Sally wrote:That Blue-billed Fire finch is absolutely gorgeous!
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Re: A few of my Fires
It's the one in the second photo of your first post, with a Lavender (at least I think that's a Lavender, though looks small in this photo) on a branch above, and no other birds in the photo. I've been concentrating on the Red-billed variety, but I'm tempted to branch out into other varieties of Fires--where I'll put them, I have no idea!



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Sally that is a black-bellied fire. The bird in the pic with it is a yellow bellied waxbill.Sally wrote:It's the one in the second photo of your first post, with a Lavender (at least I think that's a Lavender, though looks small in this photo) on a branch above, and no other birds in the photo. I've been concentrating on the Red-billed variety, but I'm tempted to branch out into other varieties of Fires--where I'll put them, I have no idea!![]()
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I thought that Lavender looked small in the photo.
If you had to pick between Black-bellied Fires and Blue-billed Fires, which would you choose, and why? (Sounds like a question for a beauty contestant!
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The black bellied without a doubt is the most beautiful of the two. I like both and am glad I have both. But if I were at a show and had to choose I'd choose the black bellied because of it's spectacular red color.Sally wrote:I thought that Lavender looked small in the photo.If you had to pick between Black-bellied Fires and Blue-billed Fires, which would you choose, and why? (Sounds like a question for a beauty contestant!
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