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DaveC

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  1. DaveC

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    Hi Kerry Richard is right that over the generations the amount of Diamond Sparrow will be reduced, but unfortunately they will always be hybrids and I'm not sure what you would do with any young ? I would not recommend breeding with her but try and find another hen.
  2. Thanks for the comments Although seeing the birds on the show bench at Stafford today makes you realise how much work your own birds need!! Thanks Dave. Have you got any spare?
  3. Thanks for the welcome As promised I've just posted a couple of pictures of my CFWs and hopefully soon I will add some of the Creams and Fawns
  4. This is a couple of photos of the CFWs I'm trying to work with any comments welcome Adult Cock And this is one of his Sons, not such a good photo but gives you an idea
  5. I've been a member on here for a while and thought it was time to start posting by introducing myself. I've kept birds for almost 35 years like most starting with Zebras but soon moved on, eventually keeping mainly Softbills for many years. I had a brief spell of breeding and exhibiting Zebras again in the mid 90s and set up a reasonable stud doing quite well on the show bench but change of job meant long working hours so something had to give and unfortunately the Zebras had to go. The Softbills continued until the export ban put prices through the roof. It was then time for another change and Waxbills became my passion but again work intervened with now having to do call out duties which often leads to long and unsociable hours. I was very close to packing in all together but decided I could go back to the one bird that has always remained a favourite and would hopefully cope with my working hours far better than the Waxbills. So at the end of last year I set up a small stud of Fawns, Creams and CFWs which have bred some decent young this year but there is a lot of room for improvement. Hopefully over the next few days I will try and get some photos on the site of the birds I'm working with. Dave