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[Savant]

Hi All

Just joined the site And had a quick look around, looks very good.
Have just been keeping finches for about 1 year so are fairly new to it hope to learn lots more on this site.

Alan

[laurab]

Hi Alan

Welcome to feathered-friends, I hope you find this site friendly and informative ;-)

[kenny]

hi alan

there is no doubt about it mate this is a very freindly site and there is a fair bit of knowledge on here as well as a small amount of fun and general chat invite your freinds if you wish.what type of finches do you keep mate and how are you doing with them .any questions feel free to ask and dont think it is to small to ask we all have to learn and some of us still are

ken:)

[jimmy]

Hi Alan,

Welcome to the forum mate.

I know Kenny asked "what type of finched do you keep", but i can assure you he meant "what type of finches do you keep" :razz:

On a serious side, you won't do better than this forum for great info & good friends.

Jimmy :smile:

[Waxbillman]

welcome to the site Alan.

any question fire away.

Matthew

[kenny]

hi jimmy

what are you talking about ,i never make spelling mistakes

ken:roll:

[laurab]

Looks like thoses sausage fingers are to blame again ;-)

[dave85]

welcome savant!

hope you enjoy this site :D

why dont you join my site too while your at it :P

any questions i hope i can help some how.

thanks
Dave

[laurab]

So that's how you get your members Dave, I really must try your approach :razz: :razz:

[dave85]

lol no thats first time,

ive got already bout 20 members - you should join and help me :P

Thanks
Dave

[PAUL HEARN]

Hi Alan,

As everyone else has mentioned welcome to the Forum,:wink: I'm pleased you like the look of what you have seen so far.
Please ask any questions you have and I'm sure the members will help you with their answers.

Paul.:grin:

[Savant]

Hi All

Thanks for the welcome the finches that i currently have are

2 Gouldian cocks
10 Bengalese
1 Bronze canary hen
Another canary not sure of the type but multi coloured
1 Lavender finch
and 1 red bishop hen did have a cock aswell but it died after 6 weeks

Might need some help with the weaver as i bought it without knowing a lot about them but it was sold as a red bishop pair for £30.

Thanks Alan

[chris]

Hi Alan,

welcome to the forum, nice to know yet another Weaver keeper:grin: shame to hear that you lost the cock bird, i'll keep my eyes peeled for any for sale.

do you know what species of red bishop you have? as there are quite a few with mild differences in appearance (usually the size/area of the mask)

Chris:wink:

[chris]

Hi again, just noticed that last comment in your post, weavers are easy to keep going just provide them with a mix of foreign finch, and mixed canary, along with millet sprays and livefoods such as mealworm and waxworm. if you need any help just ask as there are a few of us weaver keepers/breeders on here

Chris:wink:

[kenny]

hi laura

thats how i tell everyone about this site,every different bird site i go on this site gets a mention,more members for you if it works and more people for us to learn from and about

cheers
ken

[PAUL HEARN]

Hello Alan,

Laura has Red Bishop and Grenadier Weaver cocks for sale, please contact her to pair up your cock Bird at some time.
I also wish you luck in pairing your other single Birds.

Paul.:wink: