ronald irvine - 2009-04-02 I think the redfactor canary is one of the most beautiful canaries. As I have kept them for over 40 years now they still catch my eye with their colour the only hing I have always disagreed on is the therory regarding the crossing of a fertile mule or hybrid to get the red colour. This as we should all be aware of, is not so. The red just like the yellow has been introduced by selective breeding. Just emagine if we bred fertile hybrids, we would never have a true species of birds or any animal in fact. No man can interfere once and breed a mule or hybrid but nature steps in and says thats enough. So the books would need to be rewrote properly again and remove that silly prank that hey put in years ago. So I hope the breeders keep up their good work as there are still so many colours we have yet to breed in the redfactors and newcoloured canaries.
C.G. Hesse - 2009-01-11 I found exactly what I was looking for on the first search in your site! Your information is precise and to the point... NO lengthy, over-worded explanations or redundancies. I will definitely add you to my "FAVORITES" list. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK.
- 2004-05-14 i have a large aviary full of differents kind of birds and you have been so usefully for me and help me to keep them in the right way. thanks cyberalkin@yahoo.com
Erin - 2004-03-07 i love this site for animal information!!! it is so helpful to learn about the animal at home for backround info and then talk to the pet store. your site is awesome. again i say that it is almost the most helpful site for animals.
The beautiful and lively Color Bred Canary can be found in just about every color possible!
I think the redfactor canary is one of the most beautiful canaries. As I have kept them for over 40 years now they still catch my eye with their colour the only hing I have always disagreed on is the therory regarding the crossing of a fertile mule or hybrid to get the red colour. This as we should all be aware of, is not so. The red just like the yellow has been introduced by selective breeding. Just emagine if we bred fertile hybrids, we would never have a true species of birds or any animal in fact. No man can interfere once and breed a mule or hybrid but nature steps in and says thats enough. So the books would need to be rewrote properly again and remove that silly prank that hey put in years ago. So I hope the breeders keep up their good work as there are still so many colours we have yet to breed in the redfactors and newcoloured canaries.
I found exactly what I was looking for on the first search in your site! Your information is precise and to the point... NO lengthy, over-worded explanations or redundancies. I will definitely add you to my "FAVORITES" list. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK.
Respectfully,
C.G. Hesse
Your site is great! I found just what I was looking for and more. So now you are in my "Favorites".
Thanks for the detailed canary info. It's been quite a blessing!
you should have more information on wild canaries, but your sites pretty good otherwise.
i have a large aviary full of differents kind of birds and you have been so usefully for me and help me to keep them in the right way.
thanks
cyberalkin@yahoo.com
i love this site for animal information!!! it is so helpful to learn about the animal at home for backround info and then talk to the pet store. your site is awesome. again i say that it is almost the most helpful site for animals.