ANNEXE nr. 3

Each exhibitor is allowed to enter up to five birds of the same species per individual class. No limit for team classes.

Notes:

        • “Pied” varieties are not allowed.

        • This section F2 does not include any European Fauna or Psittacidae species.

        • The list of species below is not exhaustive and includes only specimens frequently exhibited at Bird shows, although entering other            birds more rarely bred is permitted.

        • Common names of some species may vary. Therefore, correct identification is made by the Latin scientific name.

        • Taxonomic reference:    as established by SIBLEY and MONROE
                                             (“ Distribution and Taxonomy of Birds of the World”, 1990)

Classes:

Fringillidae

   1        Team of 4 Serins genus Serinus: in normal wild colour

2                  Individual Serins genus Serinus: in normal wild colour

3                  Team of 4 Siskins genus Carduelis: in normal wild colourr

  4         Individual Siskins genus Carduelis: in normal wild colour

  5      Team of 4 Greenfinches, Goldfinches or Linnets genus Carduelis; Oriole Finches genus Linurgus; Gold-naped Finches genus Pyrrhoplectes: all in normal wild colour

  6         Individual Greenfinches, Goldfinches or Linnets genus Carduelis; Oriole Finches genus Linurgus; Gold-naped Finches genus Pyrrhoplectes: all in normal wild colour

  7        Team of 4 Red-browed Finches genus Callacanthis; Rosefinches genera Carpodacus or Leucosticte; Grosbeaks genus Pinicola: all in normal wild colour

8                  Individual Red-browed Finches genus Callacanthis; Rosefinches genera Carpodacus or Leucosticte; Grosbeaks genus Pinicola: all in normal wild colour

9                  Team of 4 Bullfinches genus Pyrrhula; Desert, Trumpeter or Crimson-winged Finches genus Rhodopechys; Rosefinches genera Uragus or Urocynchramus: all in normal wild colour 

10                  Individual Bullfinches genus Pyrrhula; Desert, Trumpeter or Crimson-winged Finches genus Rhodopechys; Rosefinches genera Uragus or Urocynchramus: all in normal wild colour

11                  Team of 4 Grosbeaks genera Eophona, Hesperiphona, Mycerobas, Neospiza or Rynchostruthus; Chaffinches genus Fringilla; Scarlet Finches genus Haematospiza: all in normal wild colour

12                  Individual Grosbeaks genera Eophona, Hesperiphona, Mycerobas, Neospiza or Rynchostruthus; Chaffinches genus Fringilla; Scarlet Finches genus Haematospiza: all in normal wild colour

13         Team of 4 mutations in classes 1 to 11

14         Individual mutations in classes 1 to 11

 Emberizidae (only Seed-eaters, as further representatives of this Family are included in the group of classes reserved for Fruit-eaters                 and Insect-eaters)

 15            Team of 4 Sparrows genera Aimophila, Ammodramus, Anphispiza, Arremon, Arremonops, Chondestes, Melospiza, Melozone, Oriturus, Pezopetes, Pooecetes, Pselliophorus, Spizella, Torreornis or Zonotrichia; Buntings genera Calamospiza, Emberiza, Passerina or Plectrophenax; Brush Finches genus Atlapetes; Longspurs genus Calcarius; Juncos genus Junco; Olive Finches genus Lysurus; Towhees genus Pipilo; Yellow or Saffron Finches genus Sicalis: all in normal wild colour

16            Individual ditto

17            Team of 4 Pileated or Red-crested Finches genus Coryphospingus; Black and Grey-crested Finches genus Lophospingus; Bullfinches genus Loxigilla; Seed-eaters genera Oryzoborus or Sporophila; Grassquits genus Tiaris; Jacarini Finches genus Volatinia: all in normal wild colour

18            Individual ditto

19            Team of 4 Cardinals genera Cardinalis, Gubernatrix, Paroaria or Pyrrhuloxia; Grosbeaks genera Guiraca or Pheucticus: all in normal wild colour  

20            Individual Cardinals genera Cardinalis, Gubernatrix, Paroaria or Pyrrhuloxia; Grosbeaks genera Guiraca or Pheucticus: all in normal wild colour

21            Team of 4 mutations in classes 15 to 19

22                  Individual mutations in classes 15 to 19

Passeridae, Ploceidae

23            Team of 4 Weavers genera Euplectes, Foudia, Ploceus or Quelea; Snow Finches genus Montifringilla; Sparrows genera Passer or Petronia: all in normal wild colour

24         Individual Weavers genera Euplectes, Foudia, Ploceus or Quelea; Snow Finches genus Montifringilla; Sparrows genera Passer or Petronia: all in normal wild colour

25                  Team of 4 mutations in the class 23

26                  Individual mutations in the class 23

Estrildidae

 27            Team of 4 Brown Twin-spots genus Clytospiza; Green-backed Twin-spots genus Mandingoa; Pytilias genus Pytilia: all in normal colour

28            Individual ditto

29            Team of 4 Twin-spots genera Euschistospiza or Hypargos; Weaver Finches genus Parmoptila; Seed-crackers genus Pyrenestes; Bluebills genus Spermophaga: all in normal colour

30            Individual ditto

31                  Team of 4 Fire Finches genus Lagonosticta; Negro Finches genus Nigrita: all in normal colour

32                  Individual ditto

33            Team of 4 Waxbills genera Aegintha or Estrilda: all in normal colour

34            Individual ditto

35                  Team of 4 Munias genus Amandava; Crimson-wings genus Cryptospiza; Olive-backs genus Nesocharis; Quailfinches genus Ortygospiza: all in normal colour

36                  Individual ditto

37            Team of 4 Cordon-bleus or Grenadiers genus Uraeginthus: in normal colour

38            Individual ditto

39                  Team of 4 mutations in classes 27 to 37

40                  Individual ditto

41            Team of 4 Cut-throat or Red-headed Finches genus Amadina: in normal colour

42            Individual ditto

43            Team of 4 African Silverbill (Lonchura cantans), Grey-headed Silverbill (Lonchura griseicapilla), Indian Silverbill (Lonchura malabarica): all in normal colour

44                  Individual ditto

 45                  Team of 4 Black-and-white Mannikin (Lonchura bicolor), Bronze Mannikin (L. cucullata), Magpie Mannikin (L. fringilloides), Madagascar Munia (L. nana): all in normal colour

46                  Individual ditto

47                  Team of 4 Grey-headed Mannikin (Lonchura caniceps), Yellow-rumped Mannikin (L. flaviprymna), New Ireland Mannikin (L. forbesi), Great-billed Mannikin (L. grandis), Hunstein’s Munia (L. hunsteini), White-headed Munia (L. maja), Chestnut Munia (L. malacca), Thick-billed Munia (L. melaena), Moluccan Munia (L. molucca), Snow Mountain Mannikin (L. montana), Alpine Mannikin (L. monticola), Grey-crowned Mannikin (L. nevermanni), Pale-headed Munia (L. pallida), Spotted Munia (L. punctulata), New Britain Mannikin (L. spectabilis), White-rumped Munia (L. striata), Black Mannikin (L. stygia), Grand Valley Mannikin (L. teerinki), Grey-banded Mannikin (L. vana): all in normal colour

48                  Individual ditto

49                  Team of 4 Chestnut-breasted Mannikin (Lonchura castaneothorax), Dusky Munia (L. fuscans), Rufous-bellied Munia (L. kelaarti), White-bellied Munia (L. leucogastra), Javan Munia (L. leucogastroides), White-spotted Mannikin (L. leucosticta), Pictorella Finch (L. pectoralis), Chestnut-and-white Mannikin (L. quinticolor), Streak-headed Mannikin (L. tristissima), Timor Dusky Sparrow (Padda fuscata): all in normal colour

50                  Individual ditto

51                  Team of 4 mutations in classes 41 to 49

52                  Individual ditto

53                  Team of 4 Parrot Finches genus Erythrura: in normal colour

54                  Individual ditto

55                  Team of 4 Firetails genus Emblema; Crimson or Star Finches genus Neochmia; Mountain Finches genus Oreostruthus: all in normal colour

56                  Individual ditto

57                  Team of 4 Plum-headed Finches genus Aidemosyne; Australian Grassfinches genus Poephila: all in normal colour

58                  Individual ditto

59                  Team of 4 Whydahs genus Vidua: in normal colour

60                  Individual ditto

61                  Team of 4 mutations in classes 53 to 59

62                  Individual ditto

Fruit-eaters, Insect-eaters, Nectar-feeders

Although it includes species belonging to Families already referred to in previous classes, this group is established just for reasons of the bird’s feeding regimen.

63                  Team of 4 Pycnonotidae (Bulbuls), Sturnidae (Mynahs, Oxpeckers, Starlings), Turdidae (Robins, Thrushes): all in normal colour

64                  Individual ditto

65                  Team of 4 Corvidae (Jackdaws, Jays, Magpies), Timalidae (Thrushes Garrulax), Tyrannidae (Tyrant Flycatchers): all in normal colour

66                  Individual ditto

67                  Team of 4 Muscicapidae (Old World Flycatchers), Paridae (True Tits), Pipridae (Manakins), Timalidae (Bablers, Leiotrix, Mesias, Minlas, Sibias, Yuhinas), Zosteropidae (White-eyes): all in normal colour

68                  Individual ditto

69                  Team of 4 Coliidae (Mousebirds), Cotingidae (Cotingas), Eurylaimidae (Broadbills), Musophagidae (Turacos), Ramphastidae (Aracaris, Toucanets, Toucans), Trogonidae (Quetzals, Trogons): all in normal colour

70                  Individual ditto

71                  Team of 4 Alcedinidae (Kingfishers), Campephagidae (Minivets), Capitonidae (Barbets), Coraciidae (Rollers), Galbulidae (Jacamars), Icteridae (Blackbirds, Bobolinks, Caciques, Cowbirds, Grackles, Marshbirds, Meadowlarks, Oropendolas), Irenidae (Fairy Bluebirds), Meropidae (Bee-eaters), Momotidae (Motmots), Oriolidae (Orioles), Picidae (Piculets, Woodpeckers), Vireonidae (Vireos): all in normal colour

72                  Individual ditto

73                  Team of 4 Emberezidae (Chlorophonias, Dacnis, Euphonias, Tanagers), Parulidae (Wood Warblers): all in normal colour

74                  Individual ditto

75                  Team of 4 Emberezidae (Honeycreepers), Nectariniidae (Sunbirds), Trochilidae (Hummingbirds): all in normal colour

76                  Individual ditto

77                  Team of 4 mutations in classes 63 to 75

78                  Individual ditto

79                  Team of 4 other species not listed in the classes 1 to 77

80                  Individual ditto

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