Canary type ?
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Canary type ?
Does anyone know the type of Canary this is and is it normal for it tail feathers to be fanned out all the time my dad just bought the bird today cause he liked the colour.
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And does anyone know why my photos are always sideways lol
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Re: Canary type ?
looks like it might be a non-intensive red black, also known as a bronze. colorfeeding during the moult will enhance the red pigments.
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thanks for the info do u think its normal that his tail feathers are fanned all the time ?jonvill wrote: looks like it might be a non-intensive red black, also known as a bronze. colorfeeding during the moult will enhance the red pigments.
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I don't have an answer for you, but I've noticed that more and more photos are posting sideways. Could this be photos from phones rather than cameras? Don't know enough about them to know if this is even possible as an answer.Lee123 wrote: And does anyone know why my photos are always sideways lol

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Just looks like damaged feathers to me. Even his body feathers look untidy. Where did he come from? Was he kept in cramped or overcrowded conditions?
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im really not sure lol mine was taken on an iPad so could be cause it was turned sideways ?Sally wrote:I don't have an answer for you, but I've noticed that more and more photos are posting sideways. Could this be photos from phones rather than cameras? Don't know enough about them to know if this is even possible as an answer.Lee123 wrote: And does anyone know why my photos are always sideways lol
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he came from a pet shop and yea I think it was overcrowded i kno he didn't stop eating until it was too dark for him to see probably wasn't looked after very well he's quarentined for the next 4 weeks just in case he's brought any nasty things with him so I'll see how he goes maybe it will work itself out after his next molt.GlennO wrote: Just looks like damaged feathers to me. Even his body feathers look untidy. Where did he come from? Was he kept in cramped or overcrowded conditions?
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ok, yes he might turn into quite a beautiful bird over time, especially with a little colour feeding. Btw what's that in his feed dish, looks like parrot mix?
Also I'm sure he'll appreciate a bath when he's settled. He will want to do some serious preening. ;)
Also I'm sure he'll appreciate a bath when he's settled. He will want to do some serious preening. ;)
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its a finch seed Canary seed mix with some sunflower hearts and Niger I keep goldfinches too so it's just easier to mix it all up my gf and gf mule usually pick all the Niger out first caus it's their fav seed I'll definatly offer him a bath I usually do every day with all my birds. As for colour feeding it's not really up to me he's my dads bird he don't like to change his birds natural colour but I'll try and convince him could be a much more vibrant Canary.GlennO wrote: ok, yes he might turn into quite a beautiful bird over time, especially with a little colour feeding. Btw what's that in his feed dish, looks like parrot mix?
Also I'm sure he'll appreciate a bath when he's settled. He will want to do some serious preening. ;)