Some of the more popular Type canaries are…

• Border or Border Fancy
• Lizard canary
• Varieties of Crested canaries e.g.  Padovan
• Gloster Corona (crested) and Gloster Consort (non-crested)
• Norwich
• Fife
• Yorkshire
• Stafford (Newer breed.  Crested and non-crested.)
• Lancashire (crested and non-crested)
• Columbus Fancy
• Belgian
• Hunchback
• Scotch Fancy
• Italian Gibber Italicus
• Parisian Frill
• Northen Dutch Frill
• Southern Dutch Frill

Typical symptoms of a sick canary are…

• listlessness

• sitting at the bottom of the cage

• fluffed up feathers (not due to moulting)

• partially closed eyes

• loss of appetite–or sometimes a healthy appetite accompanied with weight loss.

• Diarrhea

• Constipation

• Watery Eyes

• Excessive Sleeping

How do you distinguish the hard feathered canary from the sft feathered canary?

jackie Smith

Hello. I’m new to your club, but at the moment, I have a new pair of Roller canary parents. The mother nested very well, sat well, the father is not attentive, and now that the babies hatched 4 days ago, all the mother does, is sit on the nest. I shooed her out, and she sat on the side and just stared at the babies reaching for food. I’ve now taken the 3 little ones in hand myself, and have watered down some Peak Health Formula, and am dissolving that in warm water and they are eating that. I’m not sure what to do next. Any suggestions? Please help if you can

Hi!

My husband, Milan, and I would like to thank the VCC members for the beautiful white Phaleonopsis orchid.  What a wonderful wedding present!  The huge white blooms matched our wedding flowers and theme.  Thank you very much!!!

Thank you, Daniel, from bringing them!  They are stunning… healthy and striving!

~ Melanie & Milan