What type/colour mutation is this canary
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What type/colour mutation is this canary
I have a few canaries similar to this boy and have Googled but there are so many different types out there, can any expert provide a suggestion.
Here he is in full melody....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQcjSl1sHMo
Thanks.
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Re: What type/colour mutation is this canary
Animalzoo it is a red agate mosaic. Nice bird
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Canaries: norwich, borders, glosters, lizzards, timbrados,
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Re: What type/colour mutation is this canary
Very pretty bird. - tam
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Re: What type/colour mutation is this canary
adoumski and Jamm972
Thanks!
I bought my birds from a Spanish breeder who didn't speak a word of English so although the birds are wonderful, healthy and in breeding condition (which is what I wanted) I wasn't sure what type they were exactly. My only preference was Mosaic.
What does Agate mean? I've googled it and can see these birds have darker markings but is there a specific explanation?
I have some lighter colour mosaics too and came across the description satinet. Have you heard of this?
What is this colour/type?
This is a female but I have a male with more grey feathers through his wings.
Thanks!
I bought my birds from a Spanish breeder who didn't speak a word of English so although the birds are wonderful, healthy and in breeding condition (which is what I wanted) I wasn't sure what type they were exactly. My only preference was Mosaic.
What does Agate mean? I've googled it and can see these birds have darker markings but is there a specific explanation?
I have some lighter colour mosaics too and came across the description satinet. Have you heard of this?
What is this colour/type?
This is a female but I have a male with more grey feathers through his wings.
Sue.x
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Re: What type/colour mutation is this canary
slwatson awwww thankyou. I was just curious what the colour type of this lat type was though?
And had anyone heard of satinete?
And had anyone heard of satinete?
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paul-inAZ Thanks. This article talks about red eyes. I have one with red eyes....
This one also has whisps of feathers sticking up just above his ears. He's bred and has 2 babies also with red eyes. I'm quite excited about these ones as I think they are beautiful.
I got a bit confused still about it and also what is the Isabel series?
This one also has whisps of feathers sticking up just above his ears. He's bred and has 2 babies also with red eyes. I'm quite excited about these ones as I think they are beautiful.
I got a bit confused still about it and also what is the Isabel series?
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Re: What type/colour mutation is this canary
Red eyes ? is this the Cinnamon factor ?