Types of Canaries

Types of Canaries

Canary birds Canary birds are the most sought after by humans, resulting in the frequent appearance of Canary birds; found when the Europeans captured Canary birds 500 years ago, and took them from their native habitat and caged in them, resulting in changes and transformations in The colors of their feathers and their genotypes have been categorized as follows: The first strain: according to its reverberation, including the American Canary Singles: It is classified among the birds of the beauty and quality of its voice. It has different colors, loves bathing daily, and feeds on fruits, seeds and berries. German Roller: Known for its continuous and fresh singing and its closed beak. Belgian: Tall, lean, with a small hump on the shoulder. Spanish Spanish: Spanish produced for the first time in 1940 and popular in Spain because of its unique song, whose name means the ring of the old doorbell. The second breed: by type, including: Border: Known as the singer of the Canary Islands, most of them come in yellow, and sometimes mottled, and has a body and a circular head shape. Gloucester: Known for its small size, green color, and is divided into two types: Almkmbz and non-Almkmbaz, and this type is desirable and the owner in a short time and preferably acquired for beginners. Fifi: There is a great deal between him and the Borders. The only difference is that he is slimmer, and his primary color is yellow. Third strain: according to the color of feathers, including: canary red worker: should be well-care because it is weak structure, and has a red color gives it a wonderful look. The Stafford: It has three kinds of feathers: iced, iced