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Entrance	Bengalese Fostering Flights
Gouldian Colony Breeding Flight	Gouldian Selective Breeding Cages
Juvenile Gouldian Flight	Brinsea Incubator

News & Views

Less than 2500 remain in the wild.

Recent estimates suggest that less than 2500 Gouldian finches (Erythrura gouldiae) remain in the wild. Although once common throughout northern tropical Australia, recent declines now mean that the Gouldian finch is pretty much extinct in Queensland and restricted to small and isolated populations in Western Australia.

In 1992 the Gouldian finch was classified as endangered because of the dramatic declines in their numbers and range. Mismanagement of their native habitat is thought to be the primary cause.

This is where the Save the Gouldian Fund comes in.