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Many years ago, my husband and I tried our hand at breeding finches. We were on a tight budget at the time so we bought pairs of the less expensive birds such as the Zebra finch. I was always envious of other breeders who could afford to breed the amazingly beautiful Gouldians. Over time, my interest in birds shifted from breeding them to photographing them. So, it was with extreme delight that I was able to see Gouldian finches in the wild ,coming in to drink at a small creek in the Australian Outback. These birds are just as beautiful as I remembered and even more special when yseen
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in their natural habitat. The calm water and beautiful reflection were a bonus. Notice that the male Gouldian finch naturally comes with either red or black feathers and these two variations can often be seen together.