Strawberry finch / Red avadavat : Day by Day in the nest Timelapse ( Amandava amandava ) | Birds

I have a couple of these birds hatching their eggs. I hope they are as good parents as you say. Thanks for the video.

[@neilcox2739]

Awesome video.

[@michaelfrazer1807]

I don't have strawberry finches now. But I'm hoping some day soon. Thank You for sharing and have a fantastic day

[@paradiseaviary]

Thank you Michael hope you can get some they are lovely

[@birdanswers7220]

OMG I want some just to have those fuzzy baby heads!

[@paradiseaviary]

😁 these little guys are super cute with those fuzzy heads lol. Thank you !

[@mninayan2671]

Oh really awesome video

[@paradiseaviary]

Thank you my friend 🙏

[@aranju4689]

Very nice birds.

[@paradiseaviary]

Thank you

[@FirozAlam-fm4zz]

It is great. Tale us, what is your secrat to get breed. Here, I had tryed time and again, but I failed measurably getting breed. Please share your secrat.

[@thameraldmak1883]

Hey thank you for good videos how to know the male / female please?

[@supremelab4680]

Congratulations for reaching 8k subs

[@paradiseaviary]

🙏 Thank you so much for your support my friend and everyone else that has helped this channel grow.

[@soumyamitra8916]

so cute 😊😊😊

[@NeerajKumar-po6gh]

Sir, please show the closer look of your Aviary Please show the arrangement

[@paradiseaviary]

Hello my friend this is the aviary tour kzbin.info/www/bejne/qX6oe52rj5yEsJo

[@NeerajKumar-po6gh]

@@paradiseaviary Sir ,,, Really very good Aviary,,, best aviary i have ever seen,,,infect I have 30 pairs of strawberry finches but no result,, I am from India

[@birolpullukcu6807]

Çok başarılı bir üretim 👋👋

[@vedantthaker195]

Hi, what if we Keep the Juveniles in cage, will they get use to Captivity?, Of if we give foster them under society finch in a small cage, will they become captive? Please reply ❤️ waiting

[@alexmorillojurado6504]

Enhorabuena compañero!! has probado a criar a estos bengalís con isabelas?? o solo a mano...Gracias!

[@paradiseaviary]

Hola Alex los he logrado en crias naturales y bajo isabelitas. Esta especie aunque pequeńa se les puede pasar a las isavelitas y las crian bastante bien. Nunca he criado una de estas a mano. Las he ayudado suplementando de ves en cuando si veo que algunos pichones se atrasan pero nunca las he cuidado a mano por largo tiempo.

[@sd.birdies1718]

Great video...I need.a pair for my collection

[@paradiseaviary]

Thankyou, i may have more available soon this year produced around 40 chicks from different pairs but sold most and kept the ones for next season. I have 2 pairs that are on chicks now so maybe from there i can get you a pair

[@supremelab4680]

Great video bro 👍🏻👍🏻

[@paradiseaviary]

Thank you my friend

[@birdscanfly4133]

Nice

[@hadeermoustafa5615]

Oh... iam in love with this bird I have 2 male strawberry finche waiting 4 buy females and make home hand made for them

[@abrilislas5193]

💖 que bonito, yo ahorita tengo bebés en el nido 😍 ya se logran escuchar

[@paradiseaviary]

Gracias Abril 🙂. Y FELICIDADEZ eso es una de las cosas mas lindas de esta afición tener pichonsitos en el nido ese sentimiento nunca cambia.

[@abrilislas5193]

@@paradiseaviary gracias, 🥺 si ya se es tan bonito y aunque nazcan y nazcan uno se sigue emocionando 😍 saludos

[@paradiseaviary]

Asi si mismo es 😁 saludos un fuerte abrazo, cuidate

[@abrilislas5193]

@@paradiseaviary gracias igualmente, bonito día

[@AbdullahKhan-97]

Thanks for this video about strawberry finch plz make more

[@paradiseaviary]

Glad you like it! thankyou ill make more videos on them. Heres another one where I release a pair of strawberries in the outdoor aviary kzbin.info/www/bejne/hmW6iapsn5h8jqs

[@AbdullahKhan-97]

Thanks because I'm already like this video link

[@alexanderdelacruz2731]

Ese video no lo tienes en español pues no sé hablar inglés

[@muhammadwaqas7047]

Hello bro my strawberry male on molting but 2 month passed but his condition not return to real look like female

[@paradiseaviary]

Hello my friend this is normal male strawberries moult out of their red breeding plumage and turn the same color as the female. He will get his color again next year for the breeding season.

[@muhammadwaqas7047]

@@paradiseaviary thanks my friend

[@paradiseaviary]

your welcome my friend glad to help out

[@aayushisingh5098]

My strawberry finch kills all her baby even if only I change their water or food... mother eats her babies everytime. Pair is not stopping giving multiple cluches. Any guidance ? 😥

[@paradiseaviary]

@Aayushi Singh im so sorry to hear this, sounds like they dont feel secure and are tossing the chicks. This could be because they dont have enough protein intake or privacy. What size cage do you breed them in? and what source of food do you offer when the chicks hatch ?

[@aayushisingh5098]

@@paradiseaviary it's a 24×22.5 inch cage, they usually don't eat anything else besides their one seeds. I have provided them dried mealworms egg food clutterbone and essential oil. Half cage was always covered for privacy. I think it could be that mother still don't feel secure. I have observed all birds have different personalities like us humans. 😥

[@paradiseaviary]

yes they are all different ive always said that no two birds are alike. While some may be willing to breed others will not. Try yo put them in a bigger cage if possible if not try to cover more of the cage so they feel more secure. Also start feeding sprouted seeds a few days before the chicks hatch to see if this stimulates them to feed. Sometimes its hard to adapt birfs to eat something other than their seeds but you need to get them used to these foods so they can feed their chicks.

[@aayushisingh5098]

@@paradiseaviary thanks, surely I will try these tips. 😊👏🏻

[@paradiseaviary]

@Aayushi Singh your welcome and good luck with them hopefully youll have some babies again soon 🙂

[@johngoose1497]

I have not see any strawberry finches in England for many years, its very sad there could be none here now. Jeffrey Trollope a great aviculturalist says in his book called, Seed Eating Birds, Published 1992 in the UK by Blandford. That if strawberry finches don't get much natural day light they lose there color, & shows photos of both full color adults with the red dots & adults that have been kept in electric light, which have black feathers all over. If you have an email, I could send pictures of the publication.

[@paradiseaviary]

Hi John Goose such a shame to hear that species has disapeared from England. We have had a lot of species disapear from here aswell and so many are hard to find at the moment! I would love to see that article my email is [e-mail] Ive heard of similar things happening to other species of finches like the orange breasted waxbill. The ones I would keep indoors would develope a dark orange that sometimes became black in color specially in young chicks that moulted to adult plumage without ever getting natural sunlight. While the omes outdoor always maintained their natural orange/yellow color.

[@shyrac7962]

Can you deliver finches to india 🤝

[@paradiseaviary]

I wish I could my friend but no only here in the U.S

[@aviariodavidmora2938]

👏👏👏👏👍👍👍

[@paradiseaviary]

gracias amigo

[@asilahmed2509]

Why some red avadavat male are red while others are like females?

[@makewithmegma]

❤👍

[@chrisrenek9152]

hi