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Finches are songbirds that can bring a great deal of joy in your household. They can be an educational tool for your children, as well as a family pet that can be enjoyed by every members of the family. The good thing about finches is that they do not require a great deal of attention and care. Once you know basics of finch care, you are good to go. If you are a lover of nature, you can definitely enjoy watching the energetic and playful antics of these friendly birds.
Feeding - Finches are not finicky when it comes to food. They basically love eating seeds, which can also be bought on local supply stores. There are many different kinds of commercial food for finches and they have been produced by experts who know proper nutrition and care. Always ensure that there is fresh water supply in the cage. Place a dish for bathing purposes especially when the weather is scorching. You can include chopped hardboiled eggs when you notice the birds undergoing a molting stage. They need the eggs for calcium supply.
Handling - Finches generally do not like being handled. This is important in finch care because they can develop trauma when being handled aggressively. They can be attractive and charming, but they shy away from humans trying to grab them. You should avoid feeding them from your hands and should just let the adults do the feeding on the babies. Nevertheless, they don't care if there are onlookers outside the cage as long as they are not being touched. They are highly visual, plus they produce soothing chirps that can be calming after a busy day at work.
Housing - Finches are pretty much at home in cages. Although their ancestry can be traced from the wilds, hundreds of years of domestication have made them adopt the cage as their natural home. They are gentle and nondestructive unlike larger birds that tear apart wood and cage materials. Make sure that the bars are close together so that predators cannot easily enter. Remember that finches are small birds that can easily escape with wide openings. The rule of the thumb in finch care and housing is to remove any opening of more than a half inch wide.
You can put several perches inside the cage as long as there is still plenty of room for flight. Vertical cages are preferable because finch loves to fly up and down rather than hop horizontally. Also place several finches in the cage so they can keep each other company. These are essential tips in finch care that can greatly improve the quality of life of your birds.
Whether you are a novice or an expert at bird raising, having finches as your bird of choice is definitely a good decision. They can brighten up your home and backyard, and give you joy when you are feeling lonely and bored. Teach your children how to the basics of finch care as this can serve as a valuable life lesson for them.
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