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  • Beauriful canaries! Is one of them Dolly?

  • @patriciaschannel Thank you. No Dolly.

  • magnifiques canaris

    Very lovely

  • Love your video! I raise canaries, too. I have the Staffords. Thank you for posting this, it made my evening!

  • @dovemaiden333 Thank you! I love raising my canaries and waking up to their song every morning.

  • i kept a canary when I was a kid, because I loved him so much, I freed him. I cried (shit he's gone!!!! )

  • because of your vid I SUB'D U!

  • Thank you so much for sharing. I have had two canaries over the last 11 years, I only bred one at the time. Now the second one has died and I don't think getting another one, it's too difficult when you're left with an empty cage... and an empty house.

    I miss their song, the sun and the joy they were bringing to me.

    I will always love and respect these little wonderful creatures :)

  • @P43066 I am so sorry about your canaries. They are truly wonderful little birds. I hope I can breed enough birds to keep canaries in my home for as long as I live.

  • BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!

  • @squirrelboy2009 Thank you.

  • cuuuuuuuute my male canary only sings when it's sunny outside

  • i love sound canary!!!!!

  • @maft1000 me, too!

  • Close distance

  • My Canar went NUTS when he heard this video !! .. he was singing all the way til the video clip was done .

    my bird like this video = 5 stars :)

  • Hehe, they look like little chickens.

  • Why aren't they moving? Are they stuffed? LOL just kidding. Pretty birds.

  • Hi Mike here ihave been breeding canaries 4 the last 9 years usually iget between 60&70 young birds each year for the last 4 years i`ve been lucky enough to breed goldfinch mules like to send u on a couple of pics of the mules i bred

  • Hello, Re; answer to The Dublin Bird Market 1950s my earlier response failed?

    the video is narrated in our native irish Gailge language ie Gaelic, however only two persent of irish people converse in gailge and theres no connection to eather Scottisn or Welsh gaelic.The Dublin bird market has a long standing tradition of been a predominantly male working class hobby and has been written into Irish folklore as one of the oldest Bird markets in the world, its still going strong.

    Jack

  • Thank you for the information. I'll pass it on to the professors. I only knew there was a Welsh Gaelic. I found your Dublin bird market blog. Also a Jan 2008 newspaper article about a December raid. The paper made it sound like the end of the market.

  • Do hens chirp? My canary keeps chirping and I don't know if its a boy or a girl because of it. S/he chirps a lot when I play videos of canary songs. Sometimes its a sing song way but only up to three notes.

  • Yes, hens chirp and sometimes sing. Among my video clips, there is one canary hen singing. She laid eggs so I know she is definitely a hen. I've bought birds that were identified as males because of their song only to have them lay eggs.

  • I just bought a pair of Norwich to breed in the spring, are they hard to breed or same principal? Where Can I get a CD for them to start singing?

    Thanks

  • My canary went silent until he heard this video, and now he's singing! I just got him a couple days ago, so the sounds of your flock reminded him of all his friends. Thanks for the video :)

  • I'm glad your canary is singing. Isn't it a lovely sound? The birdsong is actually from a CD I got from Robirda recorded in her aviary. When my birds stop singing, as they sometimes do, I'll play the CD. My canaries also sing their hearts out when I vacuum.

  • I NEED HELP! my cage for my canary is a bit small but my mom won't let be get a new one. the cage is kinda tall. is it still ok?

  • Hard to say without knowing the dimensions of the cage. Birds do better with room to fly across a cage rather than up & down in a tall cage. Try to set up the perches for diagonal flights. Also watch for the bird's tail bobbing when it's on a perch. If you see that, your bird is overweight and needs either less seed or more exercise. Good luck!

  • i only have one canary and the cage is 15inch wide.

  • Sorry, I though I had replied long ago. My birds' cages are 18" to 24". I've used smaller cages in the past. Just watch to make sure your bird does do some flying across the cage rather than just up & down.

  • Sumaya54, what country you in?

  • USA

  • Oh okay, I am in London. I am having trouble breeding my canaries.

  • the experts say tht they wont breed in anything other than one of those canary pans, just goes to show its not true because my 2 canaries just had 3 lil babies and they bred in the bird bath lol!!!

    (obviously it wasn't full of water)

    and they actually CHOSE to breed in ther, i bought a pan for them but they chose the bath instead so...

    dont always believe what you read ;)

  • you have bred some lovely canarys how long did you have them before they started to breed for you and some of your canarys are fantastic colours!!

  • Thank you. I had 2 males for a year before I finally found a hen and started breeding. Over he next 2 years I bought from breeders who were going out of business. That's how I got the variety of colors. Demand is really down now, so I have only a dozen canaries & I really limit my breeding.

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