In total 6664 matching search results.

Retrieval date: September 22, 2024

Plum-headed Finch

Scientific name: Neochmia modesta
Family: Estrildidae
IUCN Red List status: LC
CITES status: not listed
Trade evidence: yes
Proportion Wild-caught: minority
Conservation Concern due to Domestic trade: low
Conservation Concern due to International trade: low
Population Declines due to Trade: no
Level of Difficulty of Captive Breeding: easy
Captive Breeding Effort: frequent
Selective Breeding for Altered Phenotypes: yes
Subspecies in trade: no
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Masked Finch

Scientific name: Poephila personata
Family: Estrildidae
IUCN Red List status: LC
CITES status: not listed
Trade evidence: yes
Proportion Wild-caught: minority
Conservation Concern due to Domestic trade: low
Conservation Concern due to International trade: low
Population Declines due to Trade: no
Level of Difficulty of Captive Breeding: easy
Captive Breeding Effort: frequent
Selective Breeding for Altered Phenotypes: no
Subspecies in trade: leucotis, personata
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Long-tailed Finch

Scientific name: Poephila acuticauda
Family: Estrildidae
IUCN Red List status: LC
CITES status: not listed
Trade evidence: yes
Proportion Wild-caught: minority
Conservation Concern due to Domestic trade: low
Conservation Concern due to International trade: low
Population Declines due to Trade: no
Level of Difficulty of Captive Breeding: easy
Captive Breeding Effort: frequent
Selective Breeding for Altered Phenotypes: yes
Subspecies in trade: acuticauda, hecki
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Black-throated Finch

Scientific name: Poephila cincta
Family: Estrildidae
IUCN Red List status: LC
CITES status: Appendix II (cinta subspecies)
Trade evidence: yes
Proportion Wild-caught: minority
Conservation Concern due to Domestic trade: low
Conservation Concern due to International trade: moderate
Population Declines due to Trade: no
Level of Difficulty of Captive Breeding: easy
Captive Breeding Effort: frequent
Selective Breeding for Altered Phenotypes: no
Subspecies in trade: atropygialis, cincta
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Timor Zebra Finch

Scientific name: Taeniopygia guttata
Family: Estrildidae
IUCN Red List status: LC
CITES status: not listed
Trade evidence: yes
Proportion Wild-caught: majority
Conservation Concern due to Domestic trade: high
Conservation Concern due to International trade: moderate
Population Declines due to Trade: no, but plausible
Level of Difficulty of Captive Breeding: easy
Captive Breeding Effort: irregular
Selective Breeding for Altered Phenotypes: no
Subspecies in trade: no
References: 047, 098, 131, 322,
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Australian Zebra Finch

Scientific name: Taeniopygia castanotis
Family: Estrildidae
IUCN Red List status: LC
CITES status: not listed
Trade evidence: yes
Proportion Wild-caught: minority
Conservation Concern due to Domestic trade: low
Conservation Concern due to International trade: low
Population Declines due to Trade: no
Level of Difficulty of Captive Breeding: easy
Captive Breeding Effort: frequent
Selective Breeding for Altered Phenotypes: yes
Subspecies in trade: no
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Double-barred Finch

Scientific name: Taeniopygia bichenovii
Family: Estrildidae
IUCN Red List status: LC
CITES status: not listed
Trade evidence: yes
Proportion Wild-caught: minority
Conservation Concern due to Domestic trade: low
Conservation Concern due to International trade: low
Population Declines due to Trade: no
Level of Difficulty of Captive Breeding: easy
Captive Breeding Effort: frequent
Selective Breeding for Altered Phenotypes: yes
Subspecies in trade: bichenovii, annulosa
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Tawny-breasted Parrotfinch

Scientific name: Erythrura hyperythra
Family: Estrildidae
IUCN Red List status: LC
CITES status: not listed
Trade evidence: yes
Proportion Wild-caught: majority
Conservation Concern due to Domestic trade: high
Conservation Concern due to International trade: moderate
Population Declines due to Trade: no
Level of Difficulty of Captive Breeding: hard
Captive Breeding Effort: rare
Selective Breeding for Altered Phenotypes: no
Subspecies in trade: intermedia, brunneiventis
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Pin-tailed Parrotfinch

Scientific name: Erythrura prasina
Family: Estrildidae
IUCN Red List status: LC
CITES status: not listed
Trade evidence: yes
Proportion Wild-caught: majority
Conservation Concern due to Domestic trade: high
Conservation Concern due to International trade: moderate
Population Declines due to Trade: yes
Level of Difficulty of Captive Breeding: hard
Captive Breeding Effort: rare
Selective Breeding for Altered Phenotypes: no
Subspecies in trade: prasina
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Green-faced Parrotfinch

Scientific name: Erythrura viridifacies
Family: Estrildidae
IUCN Red List status: VU
CITES status: not listed
Trade evidence: possible
Proportion Wild-caught: unknown
Conservation Concern due to Domestic trade: unknown
Conservation Concern due to International trade: unknown
Population Declines due to Trade: no
Level of Difficulty of Captive Breeding: unknown
Captive Breeding Effort: unknown
Selective Breeding for Altered Phenotypes: no
Subspecies in trade: no
References: 342,
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Tricoloured Parrotfinch

Scientific name: Erythrura tricolor
Family: Estrildidae
IUCN Red List status: LC
CITES status: not listed
Trade evidence: yes
Proportion Wild-caught: minority
Conservation Concern due to Domestic trade: low
Conservation Concern due to International trade: moderate
Population Declines due to Trade: no
Level of Difficulty of Captive Breeding: normal
Captive Breeding Effort: irregular
Selective Breeding for Altered Phenotypes: yes
Subspecies in trade: no
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Red-eared Parrotfinch

Scientific name: Erythrura coloria
Family: Estrildidae
IUCN Red List status: LC
CITES status: not listed
Trade evidence: yes
Proportion Wild-caught: minority
Conservation Concern due to Domestic trade: unknown
Conservation Concern due to International trade: low
Population Declines due to Trade: no
Level of Difficulty of Captive Breeding: hard
Captive Breeding Effort: irregular
Selective Breeding for Altered Phenotypes: no
Subspecies in trade: no
References: 047, 115, 116, 322,
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Blue-faced Parrotfinch

Scientific name: Erythrura trichroa
Family: Estrildidae
IUCN Red List status: LC
CITES status: not listed
Trade evidence: yes
Proportion Wild-caught: minority
Conservation Concern due to Domestic trade: unknown
Conservation Concern due to International trade: moderate
Population Declines due to Trade: no
Level of Difficulty of Captive Breeding: normal
Captive Breeding Effort: frequent
Selective Breeding for Altered Phenotypes: yes
Subspecies in trade: no
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Papuan Parrotfinch

Scientific name: Erythrura papuana
Family: Estrildidae
IUCN Red List status: LC
CITES status: not listed
Trade evidence: possible
Proportion Wild-caught: unknown
Conservation Concern due to Domestic trade: unknown
Conservation Concern due to International trade: unknown
Population Declines due to Trade: no
Level of Difficulty of Captive Breeding: unknown
Captive Breeding Effort: unknown
Selective Breeding for Altered Phenotypes: no
Subspecies in trade: no
References: unconfirmed,
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Red-throated Parrotfinch

Scientific name: Erythrura psittacea
Family: Estrildidae
IUCN Red List status: LC
CITES status: not listed
Trade evidence: yes
Proportion Wild-caught: minority
Conservation Concern due to Domestic trade: unknown
Conservation Concern due to International trade: moderate
Population Declines due to Trade: no
Level of Difficulty of Captive Breeding: easy
Captive Breeding Effort: frequent
Selective Breeding for Altered Phenotypes: yes
Subspecies in trade: no
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Red-headed Parrotfinch

Scientific name: Erythrura cyaneovirens
Family: Estrildidae
IUCN Red List status: NT
CITES status: not listed
Trade evidence: possible
Proportion Wild-caught: unknown
Conservation Concern due to Domestic trade: unknown
Conservation Concern due to International trade: unknown
Population Declines due to Trade: no
Level of Difficulty of Captive Breeding: unknown
Captive Breeding Effort: unknown
Selective Breeding for Altered Phenotypes: no
Subspecies in trade: no
References: 342,
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Fiji Parrotfinch

Scientific name: Erythrura pealii
Family: Estrildidae
IUCN Red List status: LC
CITES status: not listed
Trade evidence: yes
Proportion Wild-caught: majority
Conservation Concern due to Domestic trade: unknown
Conservation Concern due to International trade: low
Population Declines due to Trade: no, but plausible
Level of Difficulty of Captive Breeding: hard
Captive Breeding Effort: rare
Selective Breeding for Altered Phenotypes: no
Subspecies in trade: no
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Pink-billed Parrotfinch

Scientific name: Erythrura kleinschmidti
Family: Estrildidae
IUCN Red List status: VU
CITES status: not listed
Trade evidence: possible
Proportion Wild-caught: unknown
Conservation Concern due to Domestic trade: unknown
Conservation Concern due to International trade: unknown
Population Declines due to Trade: no
Level of Difficulty of Captive Breeding: unknown
Captive Breeding Effort: unknown
Selective Breeding for Altered Phenotypes: no
Subspecies in trade: no
References: unconfirmed,
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Gouldian Finch

Scientific name: Chloebia gouldiae
Family: Estrildidae
IUCN Red List status: NT
CITES status: not listed
Trade evidence: yes
Proportion Wild-caught: minority
Conservation Concern due to Domestic trade: low
Conservation Concern due to International trade: moderate
Population Declines due to Trade: no, but plausible
Level of Difficulty of Captive Breeding: normal
Captive Breeding Effort: frequent
Selective Breeding for Altered Phenotypes: yes
Subspecies in trade: no
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Pin-tailed Whydah

Scientific name: Vidua macroura
Family: Viduidae
IUCN Red List status: LC
CITES status: not listed
Trade evidence: yes
Proportion Wild-caught: majority
Conservation Concern due to Domestic trade: unknown
Conservation Concern due to International trade: moderate
Population Declines due to Trade: no, but plausible
Level of Difficulty of Captive Breeding: hard
Captive Breeding Effort: rare
Selective Breeding for Altered Phenotypes: no
Subspecies in trade: no
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Long-tailed Paradise-whydah

Scientific name: Vidua paradisaea
Family: Viduidae
IUCN Red List status: LC
CITES status: not listed
Trade evidence: yes
Proportion Wild-caught: all
Conservation Concern due to Domestic trade: unknown
Conservation Concern due to International trade: moderate
Population Declines due to Trade: no
Level of Difficulty of Captive Breeding: very hard
Captive Breeding Effort: unknown
Selective Breeding for Altered Phenotypes: no
Subspecies in trade: no
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Broad-tailed Paradise-whydah

Scientific name: Vidua obtusa
Family: Viduidae
IUCN Red List status: LC
CITES status: not listed
Trade evidence: yes
Proportion Wild-caught: all
Conservation Concern due to Domestic trade: unknown
Conservation Concern due to International trade: low
Population Declines due to Trade: no
Level of Difficulty of Captive Breeding: very hard
Captive Breeding Effort: unknown
Selective Breeding for Altered Phenotypes: no
Subspecies in trade: no
References: 113, 047,
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Sahel Paradise-whydah

Scientific name: Vidua orientalis
Family: Viduidae
IUCN Red List status: LC
CITES status: not listed
Trade evidence: yes
Proportion Wild-caught: all
Conservation Concern due to Domestic trade: unknown
Conservation Concern due to International trade: moderate
Population Declines due to Trade: no
Level of Difficulty of Captive Breeding: very hard
Captive Breeding Effort: unknown
Selective Breeding for Altered Phenotypes: no
Subspecies in trade: no
References: 062,
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Exclamatory Paradise-whydah

Scientific name: Vidua interjecta
Family: Viduidae
IUCN Red List status: LC
CITES status: not listed
Trade evidence: yes
Proportion Wild-caught: all
Conservation Concern due to Domestic trade: unknown
Conservation Concern due to International trade: low
Population Declines due to Trade: no
Level of Difficulty of Captive Breeding: very hard
Captive Breeding Effort: unknown
Selective Breeding for Altered Phenotypes: no
Subspecies in trade: no
References: 117,
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Steel-blue Whydah

Scientific name: Vidua hypocherina
Family: Viduidae
IUCN Red List status: LC
CITES status: not listed
Trade evidence: possible
Proportion Wild-caught: unknown
Conservation Concern due to Domestic trade: unknown
Conservation Concern due to International trade: unknown
Population Declines due to Trade: no
Level of Difficulty of Captive Breeding: unknown
Captive Breeding Effort: unknown
Selective Breeding for Altered Phenotypes: no
Subspecies in trade: no
References: 342,
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Recommended citation: General citation: Bruslund, S. et al. (2023). Songbirds in Trade Database (version 1.0). Monitor Conservation Research Society. Accessed on September 22, 2024 at https://www.sitdb.org/.
Individual species citation: Bruslund, S. et al. (2023). [species scientific name] in Songbirds in Trade Database (version 1.0). Monitor Conservation Research Society. Accessed on September 22, 2024 at https://www.sitdb.org/.