So i've just seen an American Goldfinch for the first time (say what you will) and was wondering if its viable as a "pet." by that I mean domesticated in a way as you would own, say, a parrot. Is that a thing or is it one of those birds that youre not supposed to? i.e. say like a Bluejay, or a Robin.
Scratch that, migratory birds act.
>>2368740
Dude just get a canary, it literally looks the same except for the black markings. You can't keep a migratory bird in a box.
Put a feeder out.
That particular bird needs a special feeder IIRC, they will perch, then hang upside down to feed.
It's cute to watch especially when other birds see a gold finch feeding then they try to do it and fall off repeatedly.
>>2368769
Do everyday birds like sparrows eat these black seeds?
>>2369896
Lots of birds love nyjer. Even mourning doves. But goldfinches love it most of all.
American Goldfinches already /are/ commonly available pet birds. Check craigslist. If you can't find any for sale in your area buy a spring trap.
http://www.fantasticpetcare.co.uk/blog/american-goldfinch/
>>2368750
>white people at it again making up dumb laws to make life harder for everyone
>>2369914
Weak b8 m8
>>2369914
That's in the UK though.