Black-headed Normal Gouldian Finch cock
2011년 9월 7일 수요일
Gouldian Finch (YH, PB GB Male)
Yellow- headed Purple- breasted Green-backed Gouldian Finch cock.
Yellow- headed Normal Gouldian Finch cock.
Orange- headed Normal Gouldian Finch cock.
2011년 7월 3일 일요일
The White hooded Nun family.
The top part of the branch;
The two birds on the left side
have gained independence November 23th.
The bottom part of the branch;
the two birds (more white head) are the parents.
(White-headed Munia family)
(Silver headed Nuns)
The Strawberry Finch family.
The Strawberry Finch family.
Top left- male
Top right- female
Right hand side- male, born on November 8th, last year
The Bottom- The two with black beaks are babies.
Janurary 8th last year they became independent.
The picture of the whole family.
The top part of the branch;
the two birds on the left side are both female and
have gained independence.
the two birds on the right(more colourful)are the parents.
The bottom part of the branch;
The bird on the very right is very much from
the same litter but is male.
The two birds on the very bottom of the photo
gained independence on January 31st
but it is too early to determine their sex.
The Strawberry Finches are weak in the cold yet
they often start breeding in the late Autumn.
There were two successful breeding.
However looking with the dates in mind,
the failure in breeding (likely to have happened once)
was due to the cold.
Breeding of the Pekin robins.
Ever since 2009 the Pekin robins manages to breed,
and this year was not exempt from this.
On April 19, the 3 baby birds became independent of their mother,
which is slightly earlier than last year.
The Pekin robins leaves the nest after its hatching within 11-13days.
Once hatched from the egg,
the young birds consume the insects delivered by the mother's beak
and undergoes rapid development
May 4th which is 15 days since their independence.
The increase in size, the visibility of colour in the wings
and the longer length of the tail feather can be observed.
Although they are able to fly well,
they still call on their mother for food.
2011년 6월 30일 목요일
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