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The wild Canary is also known as the Atlantic Canary, Island Canary or Common Canary. This small finch was named for its native range: Spain's Canary Islands in the eastern Atlantic.

Many people keep canaries as pets as they are cheerful companions with melodious songs. But did you know that canaries have many symbolic meanings? They feature in the mythology of many cultures and can be

Ever thought about adding a feathered friend to your home? Meet the vibrant Orange Canary! 🐦 Their striking colors and unique expressions bring life to any space. Ideal for bird lovers looking to dive into the world of canaries. #CanaryLove #PetBirds #BirdCare

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Domestic canary, commonly referred to just as canary, is the domesticated variety of wild canary, the small bird of the finch family native to the Macaronesian Islands. The first domestic canaries were brought to Europe by Spanish sailors, who bred the birds in captivity during the 17th century. These fashionable, expensive canaries were originally bred only […]

Chubby Bird of the Day: Michael Valinski's Canary, Pip!

Canaries have always been popular cage birds thanks to their bright colours, cheerful disposition and wonderful singing. While in recent years they have perhaps become overshadowed by larger and more showy birds like budgerigars and lovebirds, there is still much to be said for the humble canary as a pet… Cages for Canaries Canaries are [...]Read More... from How to Keep Canaries

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This is another shot of a tropical bird at the Bloedel Conservatory in Vancouver. The conservatory is a large, domed enclosure that supports a variety of tropical birds that fly freely and plants that grow in a hot house like environment. For safety and research, all of the birds are banded (note the red band on the leg). Unfortunately, I have not been able to identify the species. The photo was taken in March 2010, with an Olympus digital camera. Enjoy.