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[Millet 4,497]

Can we bid on them like the last birds

 

I'll start £50

Don't get me going..

[Elvis1000 16]

anny way if intrested pm thanks

[fireman 10,975]

The rarity of them and the fact there different is what makes them worth more,the colour mutations breed the same as every thing else so there not harder to breed as it were but it's just the time and effort in producing them in the first place that has set the price,a lot of line breeding and i'm sure a few sad moments go into catching the mutation and then producing it regular and i'd say thats why they cost so much,To be honest i have some colour mutations redpolls and greenies but imo you just cannot beat a natural coloured bird,look at the cock Bullfinch,a belter of a bird with colour on him to die for and folks pay a grand for a white one when a normal will cost you £40 but at the end of the day it's up to the person who wants one and what they will pay for one.

Cracking looking bird though the Eumo goldie and maybe one day

[Elvis1000 16]

also got yellow dimorphics this years birds 35 pound a pair

[gnasher16 30,280]

The rarity of them and the fact there different is what makes them worth more,the colour mutations breed the same as every thing else so there not harder to breed as it were but it's just the time and effort in producing them in the first place that has set the price,a lot of line breeding and i'm sure a few sad moments go into catching the mutation and then producing it regular and i'd say thats why they cost so much,To be honest i have some colour mutations redpolls and greenies but imo you just cannot beat a natural coloured bird,look at the cock Bullfinch,a belter of a bird with colour on him to die for and folks pay a grand for a white one when a normal will cost you £40 but at the end of the day it's up to the person who wants one and what they will pay for one.

Cracking looking bird though the Eumo goldie and maybe one day

 

Ta for the explannation squire ........like any hobby i suppose.........some nutbags pay bundles for a stamp but still think they,ve had a result.....whatever your into i guess.

[Irish 78]

The rarity of them and the fact there different is what makes them worth more,the colour mutations breed the same as every thing else so there not harder to breed as it were but it's just the time and effort in producing them in the first place that has set the price,a lot of line breeding and i'm sure a few sad moments go into catching the mutation and then producing it regular and i'd say thats why they cost so much,To be honest i have some colour mutations redpolls and greenies but imo you just cannot beat a natural coloured bird,look at the cock Bullfinch,a belter of a bird with colour on him to die for and folks pay a grand for a white one when a normal will cost you £40 but at the end of the day it's up to the person who wants one and what they will pay for one.

Cracking looking bird though the Eumo goldie and maybe one day

 

Ta for the explannation squire ........like any hobby i suppose.........some nutbags pay bundles for a stamp but still think they,ve had a result.....whatever your into i guess.

 

My wife paid £50 for a stamp in the 's i near left her over it. It could have fed us for a month back then. She must have knew something i obviously didn't, 6k she sold it for last year. Nutbags ehh LOL

 

Thanks for the memory gnash.