I have a female green singer. she had a mate and there were eggs but no chicks. I've had her since 2002. She is at least 10 years old. I think this is out of the normal life-span as I hear 3-5 years. So, do you think she is possibly a hybrid due to her long life span? She looks very much like the bird in this video.
any one have green singer i want to buy i live in chicago my number 1708-299-1666 steve please call me if u have any of thos i love this bird or leave ur number here
Yes, most Carduelan Finch X Canary crosses are sterile. They are the final product and will live many years,usually longer than both parental species,they are much stronger and less prone to problems because of hybrid vigor.
It was a Fife canary,reason I used it is that the Fife has no predetermined song,like the Roller,Waterslager,etc... and the young mules can be more easily taught different finch notes and combinations instead. Also did not use a normal variety Green Singer, I used the slightly bigger White-tipped variety that also has a different song than the regular Green Singer.
I have a female green singer. she had a mate and there were eggs but no chicks. I've had her since 2002. She is at least 10 years old. I think this is out of the normal life-span as I hear 3-5 years. So, do you think she is possibly a hybrid due to her long life span? She looks very much like the bird in this video.
AnniBricca 1 month ago
He's a great singer. He's singing right now. Are you doing anymore goldfinch x canary breeding?
phishsaw 6 months ago
This bird is awesome! He live with me now:-)
phishsaw 6 months ago
Im glad you are enjoying the bird! Thats what its all about!
CLoukeris 6 months ago
@CLoukeris CONGRATULATIONS ..... good hybrid female canary that you used??
3101pier 2 months ago
Sorry, * Wanting to breed my own!
MaestroDominguez 7 months ago
Hello Im in Texas and I love hybrids I'm waning to needs my own, do you know if I could mate European goldfinch male to green singer hen?
MaestroDominguez 7 months ago
@MaestroDominguez Yes, but it have to be the other way around, goldfinch hen x green singer cock
kelvindoan 2 months ago
It's a Homerun !!!! Great bird man !
yahyamoro 7 months ago
any one have green singer i want to buy i live in chicago my number 1708-299-1666 steve please call me if u have any of thos i love this bird or leave ur number here
steve8033 8 months ago
any one have green singer i want to buy i live in chicago my number 1708-299-1666 steve please call me if u have any of thos i love this bird
steve8033 8 months ago
Can you give me some advices on how to breed green singer with a canary?
MrSilentb22 9 months ago
What a delightful little bird.
He sounds gorgeous. My mule canary is loving this video!
I see that there is one "dislike"............ (What is wrong with some people....?)
djashley3000 1 year ago
excuse me, MULE means, this bird can't have babies?
GINA6063 1 year ago
Yes, most Carduelan Finch X Canary crosses are sterile. They are the final product and will live many years,usually longer than both parental species,they are much stronger and less prone to problems because of hybrid vigor.
CLoukeris 1 year ago
!!!!! BEAUTIFUL BIRD !!!!!!
GINA6063 1 year ago
Did you try the cross on the other way, (female mozambicus)?
gallupanordic 1 year ago
No I used a male Green Singer the White -tipped variety
CLoukeris 1 year ago
Hey Charlie what type of canary was used for this Mule?
FLmulesnhybrids 1 year ago
It was a Fife canary,reason I used it is that the Fife has no predetermined song,like the Roller,Waterslager,etc... and the young mules can be more easily taught different finch notes and combinations instead. Also did not use a normal variety Green Singer, I used the slightly bigger White-tipped variety that also has a different song than the regular Green Singer.
CLoukeris 1 year ago
That is nice. Love him. I love when they sing another song.
aknames 1 year ago
beauty colore and great sing!
Kartherinokanaro 2 years ago