Thanks for the encouragement!!! I have snuck in some cleaning this last week as chicks are independent and round 2 due to hatch next week. I feel like a fugitive with my scrubber 🤣🤣
Aloha from Hawaii🌺Congratulations on the new babies, the new species, new Gold Breasted Waxbill males and the reclaim birds! A lot has truly happened in the long time you’re out hahah. I love watching all your updates. I really play that one day we get quail finches here so I get to experience working with them.
Thank you! this video was more for my record keeping than anything helpful, but it does illustrate how rich an experience finch keeping is- highs and lows, twists and turns!
I love your videos, I watched when I have lunch. Still in love with the greenback twins spot. If you have a couple for sell, could you put me in your list. I been looking for them and I can't find them.❤❤😊
I did not see them eating any. There are a lot concentrated in the compost bin and I never caught them in there foraging. however the flies go everywhere in the aviary so possibly they were getting them elsewhere. they did eat mini mealworms readily.
you have the aviary of my dreams! I adopted a bonded pair of fancy pigeons about 4 years ago and they are my indoor feathered babies, I never seperate them due to the stress that it may cause. Are Finches the same as far as being bonded to one mate? Also, what nesting materials do you give them, I'm asking because I still havent found a material that my pigeons "love".
thank you very much. Some finch species are the same but not all. In most species, the female does the choosing. They typically can adapt to another partner especially if they can not hear their original partner. I cut up burlap into about 7 inch lengths.
I don’t think chicks would beg from foster parents after fledging. It is very hard to hand feed at that age too. I could remove the eggs or very young chicks to foster, but then I don’t learn anything about how to take care of parents properly so they will take care of chicks. It is a tradeoff.
Amazing! Your brainwork and patience paid off! Congrats
my new super power is hovering from a far😀
As always, both beautiful and interesting to watch🤩☺️
Thank you Torben! hope you are well!
Wonderful video An. How exciting for you, two wee ones. Congrats!! Patience truly pays off. I know it’s hard, but in the end, sooooo rewarding!
Thanks for the encouragement!!! I have snuck in some cleaning this last week as chicks are independent and round 2 due to hatch next week. I feel like a fugitive with my scrubber 🤣🤣
Wonderful opening.
thanks Robert! Hope all is well
with you.
A very Excellent video like always me and tiffany love watching your videos An keep up the great work.
Thank you Papi!
Congratulations!!!!! So happy for you!!!!
thanks Doug! Kind of star struck by these little guys 🥹
Beautiful avery.
thank you 😁
Aloha from Hawaii🌺Congratulations on the new babies, the new species, new Gold Breasted Waxbill males and the reclaim birds! A lot has truly happened in the long time you’re out hahah.
I love watching all your updates. I really play that one day we get quail finches here so I get to experience working with them.
@Ann congratulations ❤❤❤
Thank you! this video was more for my record keeping than anything helpful, but it does illustrate how rich an experience finch keeping is- highs and lows, twists and turns!
Well done 😊😊😊😊
thank you!!
Congratulations very hard species 👏 but you made it happen like I said Master finch breeder An
Thank you Papi! I got lucky I think on these guys but will see if I can replicate your success!
An yes you will repeat 🎉
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I love your videos, I watched when I have lunch. Still in love with the greenback twins spot. If you have a couple for sell, could you put me in your list. I been looking for them and I can't find them.❤❤😊
I really hope to be able to breed again. Maybe next year!
Hey you made how to show me one day what setup I need to make video on a cheap scale lol
Orange cheeks are adorable! Do you keep Society Finches simply to feed/raise abandoned babies?
Congrats on the successful duo! Whew!
no, I don’t use societies as fosters, but many people do.
Have you seen the quail finches eat fruit flies?
I did not see them eating any. There are a lot concentrated in the compost bin and I never caught them in there foraging. however the flies go everywhere in the aviary so possibly they were getting them elsewhere. they did eat mini mealworms readily.
you have the aviary of my dreams! I adopted a bonded pair of fancy pigeons about 4 years ago and they are my indoor feathered babies, I never seperate them due to the stress that it may cause. Are Finches the same as far as being bonded to one mate? Also, what nesting materials do you give them, I'm asking because I still havent found a material that my pigeons "love".
thank you very much. Some finch species are the same but not all. In most species, the female does the choosing. They typically can adapt to another partner especially if they can not hear their original partner.
I cut up burlap into about 7 inch lengths.
@@Echosaviary Great thankyou!!!!
Hi, can't you get foster parents they normally work.
I don’t think chicks would beg from foster parents after fledging. It is very hard to hand feed at that age too. I could remove the eggs or very young chicks to foster, but then I don’t learn anything about how to take care of parents properly so they will take care of chicks. It is a tradeoff.