Constantine, Algeria – The national “Wild Feather” competition, dedicated to selecting the finest goldfinch, concluded this Thursday evening in Constantine, with breeders from the Constantine province securing a dominant position.
The competition, a highlight for avian enthusiasts across the nation, showcased a diverse array of talented goldfinches, judged on factors including song quality, plumage, and overall health. This year’s event saw an impressive turnout, drawing participants and spectators from various regions of Algeria.
While breeders from other provinces presented strong contenders, those from Constantine consistently excelled across multiple categories. Their success underscores the dedication and expertise of local Constantine breeders in nurturing and training these prized birds.
DZWatch spoke with several attendees, many of whom praised the high standards of the competition and the commitment of the participants. “The level of dedication is truly remarkable,” commented one spectator. “It’s clear that a great deal of passion and care goes into raising these birds.”
The “Wild Feather” competition serves not only as a platform for breeders to showcase their skills but also as an opportunity to promote the conservation and appreciation of the goldfinch, a species cherished for its beauty and distinctive song. Organizers expressed their satisfaction with the event’s success and reiterated their commitment to fostering responsible bird breeding practices.
The dominance of Constantine breeders at this year’s national competition solidifies the region’s reputation as a hub for goldfinch breeding excellence. The event concluded with an awards ceremony recognizing the top performers in each category, celebrating the achievements of all participants and highlighting the vibrant community surrounding this unique avian pursuit.
