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During FinchMe’s beginnings, I thought the website could get by with just a community of breeders exchanging their opinions with their breeding methods for their finches.  But with the last article I wrote, I realized that the website can very well use a more scientific approach in breeding by relying on scientific research as well. I’ve [...]

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I’ve been getting quite a number of e-mails lately asking me how to be an official Member/Breeder of the FinchMe community.  Some are interested to post their birds on this site(for selling) and a few want to contribute to the discussion and post articles.  Finally, I have laid out a Membership Proposal for those who want to join.  [...]

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The next time I go headhunting(I mean, birdhunting) for my next zebra finch pair, I’ll make sure to bring a sound recorder.  I have yet to see a large zebra finch aviary in the country, but that’s where I want to end up. A recorder and a nice big aviary.  Why? See my explanation in this article.

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Almost five weeks after putting up FinchMe, I went ahead and see the website’s ranking from the three most popular search engines Yahoo, MSN, and Google. Results after the jump.

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Sometimes, you do things you do not understand completely.  There was even a point in time last week when I was doing something against my natural instinct: I wasn’t doing anything, and that was what troubled me.  You see, I got this advise from Kurt. After telling him that my female zebra is losing its [...]

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You simply got to see this.  Watch the video after the jump.

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The life span of a zebra finch is usually 8-10 years. In between these years, the coloration of their feathers would change. By observing the colors, you should be able to estimate how old they are.

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