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Zebra finches nest in many places, even caves become their nests

Uncategorized Mr Danh · January 10, 2024 · 0 Comment

While male zebra finches often have darker black and white markings under their chins, the most reliable indicator of a zebra finches’ gender is their beak; Males have red beaks and females have orange beaks. Although they are famous for their loud, rhythmic songs, only male zebra finches can sing. Males often transmit their songs to females.

Zebra finches nest in a variety of locations; from bushes, to rabbit holes and gaps in buildings. Zebra finches’ beaks are specially adapted to remove husks from seeds, their main food.

Our zebra finches live in the Aussie Walkabout aviary.