Half and half canary!

Although they are technically passerines, canaries tend to be managed uniquely, so here is a forum just for them!
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Rob
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Half and half canary!

Post by Rob » Tue Dec 05, 2017 1:04 pm

I stumbled across this canary last night:

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You can see more pictures (as well as many other amazing canaries) here:
http://kanarioloog.skyrock.com/33021046 ... ck-te.html

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Re: Half and half canary!

Post by lovezebs » Tue Dec 05, 2017 1:29 pm

Rob

That is really cool.
Apparently there are other birds like that as well. I think it was Dylan Sheather,
, who sent me some pictures of these birds once.

Now you're going to want one just like that, lol.
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Re: Half and half canary!

Post by Rob » Tue Dec 05, 2017 2:37 pm

lovezebs

I would love one someday, but from what I know it happens randomly. Besides, I have more than enough canaries right now ha.

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Re: Half and half canary!

Post by wilkifam » Tue Dec 05, 2017 4:14 pm

Lori

Gouldians
Societies
Java FInches
Bourkes
Scarlets
Myers Parrot - Murphy
African Gray - Nzinga
2 GSD's - Heidi and Chiko
1 Minpin - Ted
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