Owl Finch Live Bird with Distinctive Dark Facial Ring and a Choice of Male or Female Variant

Welcome an Owl Finch into your bird-keeping routine and enjoy the distinctive dark ring of feathers that gives this species its familiar owl-like name.

Also called the double-barred finch or Bicheno's finch, this live estrildid finch is found in northern and eastern Australia. Its natural habitats include dry savannah, tropical dry grassland and shrubland.

Key Features

• The dark ring of feathers around the face creates the recognizable owl-like appearance that makes this finch visually distinctive.
• Its double-barred finch and Bicheno's finch names make it easier to recognize the same species across bird references and care research.
• Its association with several dry Australian habitats gives pet parents useful species background when discussing an appropriate home and routine with an avian-care professional.
• Male and female variants are listed separately, allowing you to select the option that suits your planned bird-keeping arrangement.
• As an estrildid finch from northern and eastern Australia, it offers a clearly identified species choice for keepers interested in Australian finches.

Specifications

• Animal type: Live bird.
• Finch family: Estrildid finch.
• Native range: Northern and eastern Australia.
• Recorded habitats: Dry savannah, tropical dry grassland and shrubland.
• Other names: Double-barred finch, Bicheno's finch and owl finch.
• Available variants: Male and Female.

Choose the listed male or female variant for your intended setup, and prepare for this distinctive Australian finch with species-appropriate guidance from a qualified avian-care professional.