South East Queensland Zebra 

Finch Society Inc.

The Queensland Finch Society (QFS) was formed in September 1969 by a group of 19 enthusiasts and dedicated itself to the study of Australian and foreign birds, particularly finches.

We specialises in products for finches as well as canaries, budgerigars and parrots. Australian Wildlife Supplies stocks a comprehensive range of books on the ecology, biology and morphology of native wildlife as well as a wide range of books on birds and aviculture

Victorian Zebra Finch Inc is an Australian Avicultural Society that provides information on the care, breeding and showing of Zebra Finches.

The Zebra Finch Society will be in attendance at various events throughout the Country with the Club stand this year. Should you wish to join the Society, renew your membership, purchase ZFS merchandise or generally chat about Zebra Finches, why not come along and visit the stand.

Home of our sister club. This site is entirely dedicated to breeders of Zebra Finches. You will find there various sections concerning breeding, technique, club meetings, but also photos and the results of our annual Championship. The technical club was created on December 23, 1990, it is affiliated to the Union Ornithologique de France. (UOF)

“ The BZC is a club of friends where everyone feels directly at ease, where everyone is welcome and where we help friends. We share our knowledge with everyone! ”

The German Zebra Finch Interest Group (DZI) was Founded in 1983 with the aim of standard breeding of show Zebra Finches to offer a special platform.

Leading Portuguese Zebra Finch breeders. Winners of many European Shows

This is the new and improved Zebra Finches on the Internet page. This page is designed for everyone with an interest in these fantastic birds, and I have lots of interesting information for everyone.

Snap shot of National Teams Show 2016 Road Trip

Thank you for visiting Zebrafinch.com. Let me tell you a little bit about my avicultural history. My experience in keeping birds dates back to childhood, because my parents kept birds. As a teenager I started my own collection of cage birds beginning with Ringneck Doves, Cockatiels, and Zebra Finches. I still keep all of these and much, much more! In 1980, I named my bird farm Acadiana Aviaries. After all, I grew up in Acadiana (the heart of Cajun country), and my entire family is comprised of native, French speaking Acadians. I too understand and speak local Louisiana French. My choice many years ago for the name of the farm, Acadiana Aviaries, sounded good then and it still does today! I thank my family and friends for all their support thoughout the years.

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