Dutch frill

[Rob]

I visited a local breeder the other day who was quite proud of his frill canaries. I've since done a bit of research, but from what I've seen they're almost always yellow. Is it generally frowned upon to introduce color variations?

[lovezebs]

Rob

They do come in other colours...

What do you think? http://pin.it/wogWiIR

https://goo.gl/images/NdumZv

https://goo.gl/images/JMZe8T

https://goo.gl/images/YM2MSp

https://goo.gl/images/wEuaxB

But you are right, that most of them tend to be yellow.
Personally I don't see the big hype about the Frills. They look like a normal Canary, that had been dragged through a hedge backwards in my opinion, lol.

[lem2bert]

lovezebs@Rob

The white one is not too ragged looking, but lovezebs I agree with you

[Rob]

These are the two females I picked up. It's almost like they're two ballerinas. The reason I ask about color, is typically type canaries are kept pure, and the Raza canary for example you want as close to the original color as possible. From what I was told, the feathering wouldn't transfer unless the cock had frill anyway, but I don't want to upset any purists by mixing them with a yellow agate for example.

[lem2bert]

Rob

They are very pretty, just enough frill, they do look like little ballerinas !! Congratulations !!