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These days I mostly breed mutation Zebra finches, canaries and King Quail. I still have Double Bar finches, who are not breeding, Diamond doves - she lays eggs, but Dad is just plain too old - a good thing too as she is his daughter, and the Turquoisine parrot needs a mate.
In the past I have bred, Orange Breasted finches, African fires, Cubans, Double Bars of course, Painted finches, Bengos (Societies to those in the USA) Javas, Chestnuts, Goldfinches, Gouldians - think that's about it.
 
These days I mostly breed mutation Zebra finches, canaries and King Quail. I still have Double Bar finches, who are not breeding, Diamond doves - she lays eggs, but Dad is just plain too old - a good thing too as she is his daughter, and the Turquoisine parrot needs a mate.
In the past I have bred, Orange Breasted finches, African fires, Cubans, Double Bars of course, Painted finches, Bengos (Societies to those in the USA) Javas, Chestnuts, Goldfinches, Gouldians - think that's about it.
It sounds like a fun mix of birds!
 
The rain is over for now. Flooding should be going back down now too.

I need to find a drain in the back yard that goes to the street in front of the house. We were fine but there were a couple of serious downpours here!
 
These days I mostly breed mutation Zebra finches, canaries and King Quail. I still have Double Bar finches, who are not breeding, Diamond doves - she lays eggs, but Dad is just plain too old - a good thing too as she is his daughter, and the Turquoisine parrot needs a mate.
In the past I have bred, Orange Breasted finches, African fires, Cubans, Double Bars of course, Painted finches, Bengos (Societies to those in the USA) Javas, Chestnuts, Goldfinches, Gouldians - think that's about it.
That sounds like a great deal of fun (and work). I am fond of finches and parrots.
 

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