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Characteristics and behavior of Yellow Finch are several sub-breeds of Finch parrots that have caught our eyes and screamed for attention from us. However, the Yellow finch (also popularly known as the American Golden finch) is like no other bird. This little fellow is the perfect combination of looks and personality. In this article, we talk about the amazing yellow finch – its personality traits, characteristics, behavior and highlight features.
Yellow finches are known for having very unique appearance. They have short body along with a conical bill and short notched tail. The wings are long and cover almost the entire body.
It is brightly yellow colored bird and has black trimmings all over. There are vertical black highlights over the bird’s eyes and on the edges of its wings.
As a baby bird, the yellow finch is a happy little fellow with striking looks. Since a young age, this bird prefers to be on its own. Most commonly baby yellow finches can be seen trying to open their wings, fly and play with little twigs.
Yellow finches are not very commonly kept as pets. The reason is that these birds enjoy living in the wild and in the open more. However, the few yellow finches that are kept as birds are playful and active fellows.
With children, these birds get along well. They are not harmful and do not get angry. The playful nature of these birds also makes them get along with children well.
Unlike other finches, the yellow finch is not accustomed to live with other birds. It is though a good natured, active and energetic bird but it is more adapted to live in isolation as compared to in large flocks.
Hence, it is not adapted to living with other birds. In situations where it has to live in flock with fellow birds, its behavior cannot be predicted. It might be overly affectionate or outwardly aggressive; whatever way it feels comfortable in at the given point of time.
It has the ability to speak but does not like talking much. More than a talker, Yellow finch is an acrobat. However, it does not interact a lot. t prefers to demonstrate its skills through jumping up high, flying in different positions and similar playful actions. Even as a pet, this bird will be very quiet and not make much noise.
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