Goldfinches are not migratory birds, but the chances of successful artificial reproduction are very small. Also known as the golden-winged bluebird. Its body length is 12- 14 cm, its mouth is thin, straight and sharp, its head is dark gray, its back is chestnut brown, it has dark dry feathers, its waist is golden yellow and its tail fund is yellow. Are goldfinches migratory birds? Goldfinches are not migratory birds, but the chances of successful artificial reproduction are very small. It is also called the golden wing and the bluebird. Its body length is 12- 14 cm, its mouth is thin, straight and sharp, its head is dark gray, its back is chestnut brown, it has dark dry feathers, its waist is golden yellow and its tail fund is yellow.

Generally goldfinches can be kept in birdcages. There are perches of 1, food jars of 1 and water jars of 65438 in the cage, and the bottom of the cage is covered with cloth mats or fine sand. The feed is barnyard grass, millet and rapeseed with a ratio of 7:2: 1.

Goldfinches are hardy and can be kept indoors in winter. In addition to ensuring adequate food and water supply at ordinary times, women's cages should be cleaned every week, and water containers should be cleaned 1 time.