The Zebra Finch (Taeniopygia guttata) is a small, lively bird native to Australia and Indonesia. It is one of the most popular finch species kept as pets due to its hardiness, social nature, and beautiful markings.
Physical Characteristics
- Size: About 10 cm (4 inches) in length.
- Weight: Around 12–15 g (0.4–0.5 oz).
- Coloration: Males have grey upperparts, white underparts, black-and-white striped throats, and orange cheek patches. Females are less colorful, lacking the cheek patches.
- Beak: Bright red or orange in males, pale orange in females.
- Eyes: Dark brown.
Behavior & Habitat
- Highly social, often seen in large flocks.
- Found in grasslands, forests, and arid regions across Australia, Indonesia, and East Timor.
- Not migratory, but they adapt well to different environments.
- Vocal and active, known for their soft chirping and trilling songs.
Fun Facts
- Zebra finches are dimorphic, meaning males and females have distinct physical differences.
- They are monogamous, forming strong pair bonds for life.
- Male zebra finches learn songs from their fathers, adding their own unique variations.
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