Dominican Cardinal

The Dominican Cardinal has also been called - Pope, due to his red head matching the cassocks of the cardinals I imagine!

Found in the wild in Brazil, the Dominican Cardinal lives in cleared and open ground near cultivation, they sing and the hen is slightly smaller. These birds are yet another example of the beautiful birds that inhabit South America.

Finches - Aviary and Cage Birds :

• Australian Fire Tailed Finch
• Bengalee
• Cape Canary and Sulphur Coloured Seed Eater
• Red Creasted Cardinal
• Yellow Billed Cardinal
• Green Cardinal
• Combasou
• Cordon Bleu
• Diamond Sparrow
• Pileated Finch and the Red Crested Finch
• Grey Singing Finch and Alario Finch
• St Helena Seed Eater and the Green Singing Finch
• Parrot Finch and Pin Tailed NonPareil
• Common African Waxbill and St Helena Waxbill
• Common Amaduvade and African Fire Finch
• White Throated Finch and the Bluish Finch
• Chestnut Breasted Finch and Three Coloured Mannikin
• Bicheno's Finch and Cherry Finch
• Sydney Waxbill and Australian Fire Finch
• Red Faced Finch and Crimson Winged Finch
• Sharp Tailed Finch and Stiated Finch
• Gouldian Finch
• Green Amaduvade Waxbill
• Indigo Bunting
• Lavender Finch
• Bronze Mannikin and Two Coloured Mannikin
• Black Headed Mannikin and the White Headed Mannikin
• Magpie Mannikin
• The Melodious or Cuba Finch
• Nonpareil Bunting
• Painted Finch
• Parson Finch
• Ribbon Finch
• Saffron Finch
• Scarlet Rose Finch
• Scarlet Tanager
• Indian Silver Bill and African Silver Bill
• Black Headed Siskin
• Java Sparrow
• Spice Finch
• Superb Tanager and Paradise Tanager
• Violet Tanager
• Virginian Cardinal
• Violet Eared Waxbill
• Orange Cheeked Waxbill and the Zebra Waxbill
• Yellow Shouldered Weaver
• Napoleon Weaver
• Crimson Crowned Weaver
• Grenadier Weaver
• Orange Weaver
• Red Billed Weaver and Russ Weaver
• Madagascar Weaver and Comoro Weaver
• Baya Weaver
• Yellow Backed Whydah
• Long Tailed Whydah
• Paradise Whydah
• Pin Tailed Whydah
• Red Collared Whydah
• Zebra Finch