The canary (Serinus canaria) is a small, colorful songbird cherished for its beautiful singing voice and cheerful disposition. Originally from the Canary Islands, these birds have been domesticated for centuries and are among the most popular pet birds in the world.
Canary
Common Name: Canary
• Scientific Name: Serinus canaria
• Origin: Canary Islands, Azores, and Madeira
• Size: 4.7 to 5.5 inches (12–14 cm)
• Weight: 15–25 grams
• Color Varieties: Yellow, orange, red, white, green, brown
• Types:
• Song Canaries (e.g. German Roller, Spanish Timbrado)
• Colorbred Canaries (bred for vibrant colors)
• Type Canaries (bred for physical appearance, like the Gloster or Frilled)
• Temperament:
• Calm and peaceful
• Independent, not usually hand-tamed
• Best kept alone or with other non-aggressive birds
• Vocalization:
• Males sing melodious songs
• Females usually chirp but do not sing extensively
• Diet:
• Canary seed mix
• Fresh vegetables (e.g., spinach, kale, carrot)
• Fruits (small amounts, like apple or pear)
• Cuttlebone or mineral block for calcium
• Cage Needs:
• Spacious cage with room for short flights
• Perches, toys, and sunlight or full-spectrum lighting
• Breeding:
• Seasonally in spring
• Nesting material and privacy required
• Lifespan: 8 to 15 years with proper care
• Suitability:
• Great for beginners
• Ideal for those who enjoy birdsong and visual beauty
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