Tipos de canarios de color

Songbirds from our region

The dark pattern in canaries is formed by melanins.Melanins are pigment granules, globules and rods found in the feathers of the bird. The location, quantity and type of melanins determine the color of the bird and its pattern of markings. The very dark brown and black pigmentation is called eumelanin and the lighter brown is called phaeomelanin. The lighter brown melanin is found in almost every feather, while the darker eumelanin is usually confined to the cover feathers. The eumelanin lies over the phaeomelanin and gives the bird its pattern. This pigmented pattern is called bestreading. Several mutations have now occurred in canaries that affect pigmentation. Some affect only the eumelanin, others the phaeomelanin.
In classically pigmented canaries, all the melanins described above are present. The classic pigments are the black, brown, agate and isabel series. A pigmented canary always has one of these pigments as its main color. In the agate, however, the black pigment appears somewhat bleached out, resulting in lighter hems around the beaters. The isabel is characterized by a bleached brown pigment. Additional colors can be white, yellow and red. When we indicate a color of a canary, the pigment color is always mentioned first, followed by the secondary color. A black-pigmented canary with yellow subsidiary color is called black with yellow. A canary with agate pigment and red subsidiary color is called an agate with red. If the bird has a white subsidiary color, it is either dominant white or recessive white (see: white color canaries).

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Very often as pets people choose smaller birds. In the small apartment they take up too much space, do not require daily walks, are not spoiling the furniture, and communication from them much more than from fish or turtles. Of all the feathered fowl in the first place in popularity are parrots, and the second – domestic canary. About the latter type of representatives and we will lead.
Regardless of the chosen canaries, the maintenance and care of them the same. And let difficulties taking care of them is, to know the basics and the data should every future owner of these birds.
the right home First of all, we need, of course, a cage for canaries. It is better to choose a simple form, without decorative frills, domes and other details. Birds are beautiful in themselves and no additional accessories that are not needed, and the house clean it will be more difficult. How big to buy a cell depends on your goals. For the maintenance of a single canary singer prefer rectangular cell dimensions 45/30/25 cm If you plan breeding canaries, will need as much as three cells ..:

Canaries species

1) Description:Origin: Canary Islands and Madeira.Size: Approximately 11 to 23 inches. This depends on the type.2) Sex difference:The difference is difficult to see externally. Males bring a very nice song to the sound. females do not sing, but breeding females have an almost unfeathered belly. Experts can determine the sex by the position and size of the cloaca.3) Social Characteristics: Canaries are very social animals, which can get along well with all birds. They should not be kept with other finches because they can mongrelize.Specific characters vary with the breed, but all canaries love to bathe.4) Environmental Temperature:Most canaries are robust and well adapted to our climate in the Netherlands. There are a few breeds that are not hardy, but that are only a few.5) Food:Canaries generally eat ordinary canary seed. This can be supplemented with egg food and weed seeds.Also fruit is very much appreciated. Grit and gravel must be available in unlimited supply.6) Housing: Canaries can be kept in all kinds of cages. Planting is appreciated but not really necessary.

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The canary in its various breeds, containing descriptions and life-size coloured pictures of prize-winning birds, instructions for breeding, use of English color food, together with addresses and price lists for all species
The Canary in its various breeds, containing descriptions and life-size coloured pictures of prize-winning birds, instructions for breeding, use of the English colors, together with addresses and price lists for all species