Gouldian Finch - Erythrura gouldiae

The Gouldian Finch is also known by the names: Lady Gouldian Finch and Rainbow Finch. They are endemic to Australia. Quite a few Gouldian Finches are bred and kept in captivity. Australia currently has a conservation program in place because in 1992 Gouldian Finches were considered endangered in the wild.

There are quite a few mutations and suspected mutations of the Gouldian Finch. This is reflected in the variety of color combinations that are found.

Juvenile

Adult with juvenile 12/11/2013 - San Diego Zoo, San Diego, CA Adult with juvenile 12/11/2013 - San Diego Zoo, San Diego, CA

Juveniles 12/11/2013 - San Diego Zoo, San Diego, CA Juveniles 12/11/2013 - San Diego Zoo, San Diego, CA

Adult

Male 08/25/2012 - National Aviary, Pittsburg, PA Male 08/25/2012 - National Aviary, Pittsburg, PA	09/16/2014 - Toldedo Zoo, Toledo, OH 09/16/2014 - Toldedo Zoo, Toledo, OH	A 'Silver' or 'Pastel Blue' mutation 09/16/2014 - Toldedo Zoo, Toledo, OH A 'Silver' or 'Pastel Blue' mutation 09/16/2014 - Toldedo Zoo, Toledo, OH
Male 08/24/2012 - National Aviary, Pittsburg, PA Male 08/24/2012 - National Aviary, Pittsburg, PA	Male 08/25/2012 - National Aviary, Pittsburg, PA Male 08/25/2012 - National Aviary, Pittsburg, PA	Male 08/25/2012 - National Aviary, Pittsburg, PA Male 08/25/2012 - National Aviary, Pittsburg, PA
12/10/2013 - San Diego Zoo, San Diego, CA 12/10/2013 - San Diego Zoo, San Diego, CA

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