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                          Gouldian finches are members of the estrildidae
                                 bird species. There are three primary Gouldian
                                 finches with distinctive color markings.
                                 The red head
                                 The black head
                                 The yellow head

                 The Gouldian finch known by its scientific name, choebia gouldiae,
             is one of the bird kingdoms most colorful birds. it’s protected by Australian
             law from exportation and is considered an endangered species. Its natively
             found in northern Australia and it is estimated that there are only less than
             3,000 birds found in its natural habitat.

    Gouldians grow and mature to approximately 5 and 1/2 inches in size and as in
    most animal species the male has the most coloration. It’s primary food source is
    various small seeds and fresh lettuce and spinach. These birds, like most birds,
    are social animals and should be kept in groups of two or more as they appreciate
    companionship.

    Gouldian finches are easily kept as pets and have a soft relaxing chirp and the
    males are known to sing to attract mates. They prefer temperatures around 70
    degrees and at least 50% humidity. A small cage about 3'X2' is a nice size for a                                    pair of Gouldians and can reside in a small
                                              house or apartment making perfect
                                                               pets to enjoy.