Society or Bengalese Finches

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Hello, I raise society finches, also known as Bengalese finches. My birds are of the American type and predominantly pied, with base colors of chocolate, fawn, and chestnut. Most birds are plainhead but a small number of crested offspring are being produced. 95% of birds available have 2024 closed leg bands and are of my own breeding/raised in my home aviary. We breed year-round and are continuously selecting for Bengalese which are excellent parents to their own chicks and foster other species when necessary (we also raise cut-throat and red-headed finches to test this), vigorous, free of genetic diseases, prolific breeders, and long-lived.... (read more) We feed a diet of Parkview finch seed, a home-made dry supplement food consisting of Higgins Protein Eggfood, Zupreem Fruitblend pellets, oats, hemp hearts, chia seeds, and herbs, and at least 3x a week the adult birds get finely chopped fresh food consisting of broccoli, kale, parsley, green peas, pepper, carrots, and some seasonal fruits and vegetables. When breeding the adults get this chopped fresh food daily.

Prices for most birds are $20 each, crested birds are $30 each. Insured shipping options are available. Thanks for your interest!

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