Top 20 most Beautiful Zebra Finches Colour Mutations | Zebra finch Varieties | Types of zebra finch

The zebra finch has the most extensive mainland distribution of the Australian estrilids, being found in about 75% of mainland Australia, as the subspecies Taeniopygia guttata castanotis. This subspecies is generally not found on the coasts, except for the arid western edge. As the subspecies T. g. guttata, it is distributed from the islands Lombok and Sumbawa in the Lesser Sundas east to Luang and Sermata, and south to Sumba, Sawu, Dao, Roti, Semau, and Timor.
The zebra finch (or at the very least, the subspecies T. g. castanotis) is generally found in more arid areas.The areas it chooses to occupy are close to water, and places where rain is concentrated after it falls. However, this is likely more related to the abundance of vegetation than the abundance of water as a resource in itself. Within these areas, it is found in grasslands with scattered trees and shrubs, and in open or grassy woodlands. It is also found in cultivated areas, such as rice fields It usually stays confined to the low coastal areas of the islands it inhabits, but it can move to elevations up to 2,300 metres (7,500 ft) to exploit expanding cultivation and grasslands.
Although zebra finch breeding, for example, is initiated by rainfall,Klaus Immelmann proposed that sustained heavy precipitation is detrimental to the zebra finch. This is supported by the observation that the nest does not shield the chicks or eggs from rain, and rainfall can sometimes result in clutches being abandoned. Furthermore, it is supported by Immelmann's finding that zebra finches left Wyndham after the first heavy rains in November 1959, but returned to breed in April. It is hypothesised that birds in parts of northern Australia migrate inland during the wet season from October to May, and return to the coastal regions during the dryer months.

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Fascinating!!!
Thanks for sharing such a beautiful video about zebra finch mutations.

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A very detailed information about zebra Finch variety mutations.

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Kudos to your research on the varieties. Simply awesome editing too 😊👍

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Great video - very well done 💪👏

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ThNks alot for ur researches and share with us yhe amazing varieties

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WE NEED MY FAV CRESTED GRAY😢❤

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Excellent. And thank you

[@KuyaFincher]

Great video!..im also breeding zebra finches here in New Zealand also started creating videos 😅.. Stay safe!

[@rizwanmasood1492]

Thank you very much

[@Alex-S.]

Very good video!

[@avaogara]

love these..I own 4 society finches.had on pair 4 yr n 2nd pair 2 yr. my older finchesvuse their huts to sleep in but my 2nd pair .haven't. they in separate cages.any hints what I can do or put in cage , nest etc so they sleep cozy ??

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Love it

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Nice

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Fentastik

[@gracenote5619]

I read that Zebra finches is the only finch that have a light-dependent magnetic compass similar to migratory birds. Does that also mean the Zebra finch has better senses than other birds like hearing and eyesight?

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So nice 😍😍😍😍😍

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Nice🐥😊

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Wow 😍

[@AyZeD]

I had these birds for years and never saw most of these mutations, I only ever got variations of the fawn and the white ones

[@GarySmith-hy3jk]

I've got most of there's but I'd like more

[@christinecapon5886]

The birds shown with the blackface mutation are in fact a triple black combination (blackface, blackcheek and blackbreast combined) and not the pure blackface mutation. Blackface birds still have orange cheeks and chestnut colored flanks. Nice video and though!

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💚🙏🙏✌️🤍🤍good good

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Thanks 🥰🌥️🕊️🇵🇭

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Ok❤

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Why didn’t show isabel mutation?

[@mmmmmmmmwm9439]

My uncle had a zebra finch and I named him chibbmunchins when I was young, but when people came to his house to fix things they stole him :(
Edit: he was a yellow beak

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So sad 😕

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Good 🇮🇳🙏🇮🇳👍

[@MelancholyMel1]

I have black cheek pied zebra finches

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4:08 Btws birb

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Zbr10

[@TheHouseofWindsorAviary-oh4vw]

That is not a black face zebra it a BB,BC,BF Zebra finch

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im a zebrw f8bch

[@gracenote5619]

I read that Zebra finches is the only finch that have a light-dependent magnetic compass similar to migratory birds. Does that also mean the Zebra finch has better senses than other birds like hearing and eyesight?