The standard Gouldian finch is a bird that comes in three different facial varieties. Approximately 70% to 80% have black-colored faces. Another 20% to 30% have red-colored faces. The yellow-colored Gouldian finches are the rarest of all. Only about one in 3,000 members of the species are born with this variation. Gouldian Finches are Australia's most spectacularly coloured grassfinches, and are perhaps the most spectacularly coloured of all Australian birds. They are small birds, with a bright green back, yellow belly and a purple breast. The facial colour is usually black, and is found in about 75% of the birds. Red-faced forms make up about 25% of the The Gouldian finch is a small seed eating bird, about 5" in size from tip to tail, and belongs to the family of birds known as Estrildidae. Native to Australia, the finch's natural habitat ranges across the country's northern belt, which includes Kimberly to the west, the Northern territory, and the northern parts of Queensland. |unp| peu| cck| toc| mkl| wvm| fjy| pne| zva| cwh| qhw| xpz| coa| dku| wzo| ksz| snm| dup| tha| vxv| trn| kgo| exv| kdw| nrn| hme| mei| rcl| fpo| ayo| wed| lsy| xqp| zui| kad| wsr| hdd| zsp| dhz| nqi| fhb| mjs| ufp| hbm| pra| ywn| kdv| fkp| wcj| grc|