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Uploaded by on Apr 12, 2010

Ninja singing . The other bengalese, Sushi is seen inside the cage, having some millet.

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  • Those are the prettiest societies I've ever seen!!!

  • @rbentrdr , thanks. I think they enjoy their life :-)

  • nice vid

    isnt this called spice finch?

    i have four of them

  • @karpov711 ,

    thank u. This is deffinately a society (or bengalese) finch. The spice finches beaks are darker and the plumage on the chest is different.

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  • @EtheralDarkness Songs vary even in each breed. As soon as it started singing and dancing I knew it was a Society. Twinkle-twinkle, mee-meep, twinkle-twinkle, mee-meep, twinkle-twinkle, zzzzt! It's got all 16 of mine going bonkers. My Zebras are all straining to see who the newcomer is.

  • Also the song isn't quite right for either species.

  • I breed spice finches and society finches as well as many others. This is not a pure bred society finch. Most likely a spice / society cross. Not enough pied variation in the plumage to be a society , irregular pattern in the breast area for a spice. These birds can crossbreed and I'd say this is most likely what happened here. I've seen it in my own aviary when a society and a spice paired up and this is what some of the babies looked like.

  • THEY ARE SOO PRETTY!!!

  • My finch does that too!

  • is it possible to tame these guys after u purchase from pet store?

    taming it like...how u put ur finger out and make it stay there instead of flying haywire all over

  • That definitely is not a spice finch. For one, the markings on the breast are much more scalloped on a spice finch. Even more obvious is the song and dance this little guy is doing. Spice finches wouldn't sing and dance like that any more than a zebra or gouldian finch would.

  • That's definately a spice finch. Society finches are mostly white with brown or tan backs and wings, white spice finches are a dark rusty brown with the spangled breat feathers.

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