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    Canary Varieties

     

    History of the Different Varieties of Canary

     

    The canary is a man made bird that have been developed from over 500 years of selective breeding. The original bird was a Canary Island finch that had a beautiful song. It was the singing ability of the cock birds that first attracted people to this bird. Since then it has become the most popular bird behind only the budgerigar to be kept as a pet. The cock bird sings at its best in the spring time when it is trying to attract a suitable mate. It continuees to sing throughout the year except during its summer moult.

    The canaries featured on this page are in breeding condition, but out of show condition. We will update this page with show condition canaries when the season arrives! Thank you to Mr Maurice Hunt and Mr Malcolm Coulston for allowing me to photograph these birds.

     

    Canary Varieties

     

    Australian Plainhead

    Border Fancy (1)

    Border Fancy (2)

    Crested Norwich

    Fife

    Gloster Corona

    Norwich Plainhead

    Red Factor Lipochrome

    Parisene Frill

    Red Factor Apricot Cock

    Red Factor Copper Cock

    Red Factor Mosaic Cock

    Red Factor Mosaic Hen

    Yorkshire (1)

    Yorkshire (2)

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    SOFT FOOD RECIPE

    Alan Simpson's soft food recipe uses hard boiled eggs, breeding crumbles, and Dr Rob Marshall's health supplements to produce excellent breeding outcomes.

    CANARY HEALTH BOOK

    A comprehensive guide to achieving a superior level of health and happiness in both the exhibition and pet canary.

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