Male Finches Birds for sale
Finches, also known as "passerine birds" or by various nicknames such as the Zebra Finch and Gouldian Finch, are a captivating group of small to medium-sized birds with over 240 species globally. Originating from diverse habitats worldwide, they are especially prevalent across the Northern Hemisphere and popular in the UK as pet and garden birds. Physically, finches have strong, conical beaks perfectly adapted for cracking seeds, which form the bulk of their diet. Male finches are often vibrantly colored, displaying reds, yellows, and oranges, while females tend to be more subdued, aiding in camouflage. Behaviourally, they are social birds, often found in flocks, with males showing territorial singing to attract mates. Their melodious songs make them a charming addition to homes, particularly species like the Zebra Finch and Gouldian Finch. These birds are suitable for aviaries or as garden visitors in the UK, requiring proper care including a diet rich in seeds like nyjer and sunflower, fresh water, and shelter. Searching for finches for sale UK often highlights these popular breeds, reflecting their enduring appeal among bird enthusiasts and pet owners.
Australian zebra finch
Finches
all male zebra finch 18 in total good breeding stock sale selling to get new blood line to my hens all nicely coloured black checks and red checks all birds £10 each
Zebra Finches - 3 couples
Finches
Have available 3 couples of finches (young birds from July 2025). 3 Colourful males and 2 white females and 1 beige/white. 20 each couple
Baby zebra finches for sale
Finches
We have 3 adorable zebra Finch babies for sale, potentially one male, two females. We are also looking to re-Home Mam as well due to losing her partner we would feel it’s unfair to leave her by hersel
Goldfinch male
Finches
He speaks but his starting to get better male about 2 years old very good bird reason for sale is I need the money the bird is a good bird had a ring qualified with cage 2 feeders and 1 drink 100£ Ka
4 male Zebra Finches £20 for all 4
Finches
These are my daughters 4 male Zebra Finches. She has decided to draw down her aviary as she is now busy with work and study. Had been in an outside aviary until about a month ago. Various ages from
Zebra finches
Finches
Both males with new cage with perch and feeders both in very good health 1 year old £30 also male canary for sale if interested £30 also with cage
Mixed aviary and indoor breed Zebra finches
Finches
Beautiful stock of mixed male and female Zebra finch. All feed on mixed Diet off seed and fresh veg. Age ranges from 1 year to 3 months, little one just starting to colour up. Need to even out folk a
Himalayan grey goldfinches
Finches
Got some Himalayan grey goldfinches for sale message me if you have any questions have male and female for sale
Yellow male budgy
Finches
Yellow male budgy £20 1 year old With all toys and food 30 ltr aquarium with 12 fish filter decoration and heater £50
Australian finches
Finches
5 Australian finches 2 females and 3 male. First pair is about 4 years old Second pair is about 3 years old both breading pair and the male on its own is about 4 years old. Reason for sale is I don’
x2 male harlequins very fit birds
Finches
x2 male harlequins male very fit and and good shape and condition ready for breeding singing very nice all day nice colours Locution Birmingham. £45 each OR I CAN SWAP FOR HEN HARLEQUIN
Goldfinch
Finches
2024/2025 All aviary breed birds with bbc ring Males good singing £80 Female £40 Delivery available just for Glasgow ************
FAQs
How much does a pet Finch typically cost?
The price of pet finches varies depending on the species and rarity, with common types like Zebra finches or Society finches usually costing between £4 and £28, while rarer species such as Diamond Firetail or Gouldian finches can be priced up to £120 to £160, influenced by factors like colour mutations and breeder availability.
How many finches should be kept together as pets?
Which finch species are best suited for beginners?
What is the average lifespan of pet finches?
