Aviculture (the practice of keeping and breeding birds and the culture that forms around it) is a hobby which has been carried on for centuries - birds of many species have been taken from the wild and acclimatised to aviary conditions. The challenge of aviculture is enormous but the reward is huge - the satisfaction of knowing that one has succeeded in persuading a pair of wild creatures to accept an artificial, man-man environment to the extent that they are happy and confident enough to settle down and rear a family.
Originating from the Islands of Java and Bali. They can be kept in an outdoor aviary throughout the year. With care and loving they can live for many years.
Country of origin is Australia. It is one of the most colourful of all finches. Given a balanced diet and suitable accommodation, there is no reason why aviculturist should not enjoy consistent success with these beautiful little finches.
Country of origin is Australia. A strikingly-marked finch which breeds freely in aviaries if a true pair can be obtained. The reason is that the export of these birds from Australia had been banned. They are excellent occupants for a garden aviary and hardy enough to remain outdoors without heat throughout winter.
Originating from West- , Central- and East Africa. When acclimatised they are hardy little birds which will live for many years in an aviary. They can prove to be free breeders in aviaries.
Country of origin is Australia. Almost too well known to need a description, the Zebra Finch is available in a wide range of colours and is regarded as domesticated. This is the most ideal species with which to start a collection of aviary birds.
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