Gouldian Finch Chicks FLEDGED 🐥And More Eggs HATCHED🐣

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  • čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
  • The Gouldian finch chicks hatched in the indoor aviary and they are doing great. Also, we got even more additions to the aviary because also the button quail chicks hatched last week. Hope you liked this video, if so:
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Komentáře • 40

  • @rachelrach691
    @rachelrach691 Před 2 lety +1

    How Wanderful. Your off to a great start this breeding season. Cute button quail chicks too 😊

  • @bethreaves403
    @bethreaves403 Před 2 lety +1

    I LOVE my baby Goulds!!!

  • @sannaaslan2743
    @sannaaslan2743 Před 2 lety

    Wow a-lot of babies

  • @BackHome0811
    @BackHome0811 Před 2 lety +1

    It was great to know that the gouldian parents fed their chick's and now they are fledged. Excited to see what will happen with the owl finches and the society finches. Congrats on your success with gouldians👏 👏

    • @MrAviary
      @MrAviary  Před 2 lety

      Thank you for the support ☺️

  • @BENSAMURAIBEN
    @BENSAMURAIBEN Před rokem

    Wow, many eggs hatched, hopefully in the future more will hatch

  • @colesbackyardcoop
    @colesbackyardcoop Před 2 lety +1

    Hello. That is amazing! Congrats. You are doing a great job with them and now you have great success.
    A trick I used to do is pull a few feathers from the chest of each chick which will promote adult feathers to grow in so you can see what color the breast will be and if purple, you can tell male or female based on how dark. Can't wait to see the next video. Take care my bird friend.

    • @MrAviary
      @MrAviary  Před 2 lety +3

      Thank you maybe I will try that

    • @BackHome0811
      @BackHome0811 Před 2 lety +1

      But pulling feathers will hurt the chick real hard and I don't think Mr. Aviary is in a hurry to check what's the color and gender. I feel we should wait for their baby molt and then as the start to grow their adult feathers, you can check on them. On my opinion I shall never suggest you to do this plucking feathers thing at such a delicate age of the chicks.

    • @colesbackyardcoop
      @colesbackyardcoop Před 2 lety +1

      @@BackHome0811 For heaven sakes, it doesn't hurt the chick. Just 3 or 4 feathers. Not plucking the chick bald. It's just a suggestion that worked for me. I love birds! Ultimately, he will make his own decision about his own birds. He is doing a great job.

    • @BackHome0811
      @BackHome0811 Před 2 lety +2

      @@colesbackyardcoop Thanks for increasing my knowledge on this feather plucking thing. I always thought it is something that hurts the birds, may it be a baby or an adult. And for this reason I depend on the molt. Anyway thanks for sharing your piece of brain to me 😀

    • @colesbackyardcoop
      @colesbackyardcoop Před 2 lety +1

      @@BackHome0811 You're welcome. I'm happy to offer suggestions to help have more success with breeding and raising healthy birds. I use my experience from breeding and raising finches and canaries for more than 20 years. I love all birds. Finches are my favorite! Take care! Justine

  • @gouldianuk9875
    @gouldianuk9875 Před 2 lety +1

    Great to see your season off to a good start 👍👍

  • @reecejulius3960
    @reecejulius3960 Před 2 lety

    Love your vidoes and cant wait to see your birds

    • @MrAviary
      @MrAviary  Před 2 lety

      Thank you

    • @reecejulius3960
      @reecejulius3960 Před 2 lety

      Cant wait to see the rest i actually just setup my gouldians and canaries like a few minutes back

  • @shanrrosh
    @shanrrosh Před 2 lety +1

    This is great news! I was hoping to experience the same, but unfortunately, illness struck my birds and I lost a lot until the medication could do it's thing. It was a few weeks of stress and sadness. 6 of my birds died, and one of my gouldian males took a very long time to recover. He still looks weak and also seems to have gotten stuck in moult, which isn't surprising as he was about to start molting when he got sick. It's a hard lesson, and I'm sure I have a lot of those to go through as I continue with the bird keeping hobby. Oh, and I wanted to ask you about the tree branches in your aviary. I really like the look they give and they seem to be the perfect thickness for the gouldians. What kind of tree is it and where did you get it? How are you keeping it upright without the birds managing to knock it down? Thanks for reading :)

    • @MrAviary
      @MrAviary  Před 2 lety +1

      Unfortunately it is also part of the hobby. I have had the same last year. I use different kind of branches found in the forest or when somebody in the neighbourhood did some pruning. It is good to have different thickness throughout the Aviary. I just screw them into place or use iron wire.

  • @blindejr182
    @blindejr182 Před 2 lety

    Mooi resultaat! Bij ons zijn deze week 5 jonge natuurbroed Gele Rietvinken uitgevlogen, en hebben we een nest van 4 eieren bij de Emblema Picta! Helaas willen de Forbes Papegaaiamadines bij mij maar niet starten met weken..

    • @MrAviary
      @MrAviary  Před 2 lety +1

      Netjes, papegaaiamadines lukken bij mij ook niet helemaal. Misschien hebben de Japanse meeuwtjes meer succes met d papegaaiamadine eitjes

    • @blindejr182
      @blindejr182 Před 2 lety

      @@MrAviary ja ik heb vandaag nogmaals een nest opgehangen om het te proberen, ik hou niet zoveel van Japanse Meeuwen, natuurbroed geeft me veel meer voldoening maar dat is iedere kweker voor zich! Volgende maand nog 2 koppels Emblema Pictas bij elkaar zetten en dan hopelijk wat mooie jongen waar ik koppels mee kan maken!

  • @makewithmegma
    @makewithmegma Před 2 lety

    🔥💕👍

  • @apachepascalcallewaert7006

    Bonjour, parlez vous Français ? de très beau oiseaux ,bel environnement ,je me pose juste question nettoyage pas trop difficile ?

    • @MrAviary
      @MrAviary  Před 2 lety +1

      I don't speak French, but luckily their is Google translate. I clean it every other week I just get rid of the sand and put new sand in.

  • @jase123111
    @jase123111 Před rokem

    Any tips for fat Gouldian Finches??? Mine keep getting so fat even though they are in a large aviary!!! They get sprouted seeds, dry seeds, hard boiled eggs, fresh herbs, oyster shell grit, charcoal, mineral Blocks and cuttlefish bone. No miller spray or birds treats.

  • @Anguskowald
    @Anguskowald Před 2 lety +1

    Hi MR aviary I have a problem my king quail are eating there eggs is there anyway I can stop them from eating there eggs

    • @MrAviary
      @MrAviary  Před 2 lety +1

      Replace them for fake stone eggs for a while. They will sometimes learn it's not eatable anymore.

    • @Anguskowald
      @Anguskowald Před 2 lety +1

      Thanks soooo much

  • @apachepascalcallewaert7006

    Hello, And birth of natural Chinese quail?

    • @MrAviary
      @MrAviary  Před 2 lety +2

      They are indeed incubated by the female herself all natural.

  • @sheenabonifacio629
    @sheenabonifacio629 Před 2 lety

    bro can i ask if there's a possibility to sprout the hemp seed on commercial birdseed like "Canary mix seed with hemp "

    • @MrAviary
      @MrAviary  Před 2 lety

      It is very difficult, maybe some will sprout but overall a low sprouting succes. Special sprouted seeds are processed differently and therefore better to sprout

    • @sheenabonifacio629
      @sheenabonifacio629 Před 2 lety

      @@MrAviary thank you for respond ❤️ , im going to try to germinate it thank you.