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The Canary's Nest E-mail: marvin@thecanarysnest.com
accepted with telephone orders! *Breeding season is now in full swing, however I still have canaries and Lady Gouldians available email or give us a call to see what is available!* Shipping is available.
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![]() American Singer Canary |
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SONGS OF THE CANARY Would you like to hear the song of the canary? The selection below is an .rm file. To listen, you will need Real Player. It's free and you can download by clicking on the link below.
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![]() A Beautiful Red Factor Canary I began with Red Factors, a breed that is not normally recommended for beginners, not because of the difficulty in breeding them, but Red Factors have a tendency to "let the breeder down" by not performing their breeding tasks as readily as other birds. I obtained my breeding stock from one of the best - if not the best - Red Factor canary breeders in the United States, Mr. Robert Dyer. I have Red Factors in all colors from light to dark in melanin and lipochromes. The Canary's Nest is proudly working to maintain the best strain of Red Factors available anywhere that are "COLOR-BRED NOT COLOR-FED." My birds are carefully selected to produce the highest quality birds for color as well as conformation. I am striving to produce new colors and mutations using existing genetic qualities already inherent in the breeding birds genes. |
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I am what most breeders would consider a small time breeder, currently maintaining 60 breeding pairs of canaries, not all of which are Red Factors. I also have Spanish Timbrados, I am working on creating a line of Red German Rollers. I do not cross my canary breeds with each other; I strive to propagate the species to maintain purity to the maximum form available. I use closed bands that are traceable to the bird clubs from which they are obtained. For Red Factors the band used is the initials TCN followed by a number, and the year that the bird was hatched.
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