
Senegal Fire Finch Juvies Coloured Up Now!
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Cute!! And lucky you to have societies who will raise waxbills. I have yet to find a pair that will for me. 

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Beautiful and they are so tini tiny compared to the goulds.
I love the black and yellow contrast of your cuban, all so beautiful
I love the black and yellow contrast of your cuban, all so beautiful

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Re: Senegal Fire Finch Juvies Coloured Up Now!
what a picture!
thanks liz sharing for this photo

thanks liz sharing for this photo

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Re: Senegal Fire Finch Juvies Coloured Up Now!
Beautiful colours!! Love the one of the gouldians with those wee fire finches.
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and 6 Masked Grass Finches ... so far!
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2 Owl boys and 2 Red Cheeked Cordon Bleus (on some eggs)
and 6 Masked Grass Finches ... so far!
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Thanks everyone. It's really cool that they all get along pretty well and even eat at the same time from the same dish.
The Cuban is such a sweet guy!

That is quite the size difference isn't it. I don't usually notice it when they are in separate cages.CandoAviary wrote:Beautiful and they are so tini tiny compared to the goulds.
I love the black and yellow contrast of your cuban, all so beautiful
The Cuban is such a sweet guy!
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L in Ontario wrote:I hope your clutch of Fires went well Judy. My Societies ended up not sitting so those were wasted eggs.
Your two males are stunning! And a great photo, too. My Societys fed their own hatchling but not the Fires, and, unfortunately, they died. I didn't know the Societies did this. Such a sad way to learn a valuable lesson. In the meantime, the Fire parents hatched and raised (NLF) three of their own. They are almost weaned and are all hens, I believe.
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Canary: Blue, Red & Yellow, BC Cordon Bleu, Strawberry, Star, European Goldfinch, Owl, Shaftail, Splendid, Rosey Bourkes, Cocker Spaniel gal, Portuguese Water guy, and a freshwater tank. (no partridge, but I do have a pear tree).
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Oh Judy - you are SO fortunate that your fire adults will raise their own chicks at all and NLF is a bonus!! CongratulationsPukasand wrote:Your two males are stunning! And a great photo, too. My Societys fed their own hatchling but not the Fires, and, unfortunately, they died. I didn't know the Societies did this. Such a sad way to learn a valuable lesson. In the meantime, the Fire parents hatched and raised (NLF) three of their own. They are almost weaned and are all hens, I believe.L in Ontario wrote:I hope your clutch of Fires went well Judy. My Societies ended up not sitting so those were wasted eggs.![]()

I so wish I could swap a boy for one of your girls!
Congrats again!!
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ME TOO!L in Ontario wrote: I so wish I could swap a boy for one of your girls!
JUDY
Canary: Blue, Red & Yellow, BC Cordon Bleu, Strawberry, Star, European Goldfinch, Owl, Shaftail, Splendid, Rosey Bourkes, Cocker Spaniel gal, Portuguese Water guy, and a freshwater tank. (no partridge, but I do have a pear tree).
Canary: Blue, Red & Yellow, BC Cordon Bleu, Strawberry, Star, European Goldfinch, Owl, Shaftail, Splendid, Rosey Bourkes, Cocker Spaniel gal, Portuguese Water guy, and a freshwater tank. (no partridge, but I do have a pear tree).
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This is beginning to sound like a road trip to me 

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shaftails,gouldians,societies,green singers,owls,cubans, and 1 parrotlet

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"An American and Canadian Woman - both JAILED for smuggling finches across the border!"lovemyfinch wrote:This is beginning to sound like a road trip to me
That would the be the headlines - thanks Janine!

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Janine
shaftails,gouldians,societies,green singers,owls,cubans, and 1 parrotlet
shaftails,gouldians,societies,green singers,owls,cubans, and 1 parrotlet

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That's okay - we'll bring you along (just remember to bring the BAIL $$)!lovemyfinch wrote:![]()
Forgot about that little snag


Liz
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Re: Senegal Fire Finch Juvies Coloured Up Now!
Wouldn't it be wonderful if our two countries, USA and Canada, could concentrate their energies on terrorists and drug smugglers, and let us swap our finches!! I'd be on a plane to Ontario tomorrow! 

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Sally, I so agree with you! I wonder why we (US) allow so many imports from Mexicao and not Canada?
JUDY
Canary: Blue, Red & Yellow, BC Cordon Bleu, Strawberry, Star, European Goldfinch, Owl, Shaftail, Splendid, Rosey Bourkes, Cocker Spaniel gal, Portuguese Water guy, and a freshwater tank. (no partridge, but I do have a pear tree).
Canary: Blue, Red & Yellow, BC Cordon Bleu, Strawberry, Star, European Goldfinch, Owl, Shaftail, Splendid, Rosey Bourkes, Cocker Spaniel gal, Portuguese Water guy, and a freshwater tank. (no partridge, but I do have a pear tree).
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Re: Senegal Fire Finch Juvies Coloured Up Now!
Well I cannot and won't post on the last comment
. The fires and Goulds are just stunning. Well done.
I seem to get only hens from my young Fires. Perhaps this season mine will decide to give a male or two.

I seem to get only hens from my young Fires. Perhaps this season mine will decide to give a male or two.