These are a few of the babies from our bird room this spring and summer. It’s so hard to let them go! We make sure that they go to good homes that will be sure to give them broccoli and corn on the cob 😆
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This started today, he also seems to have trouble vocalising properly. Should I take him to the vet?
Hello!
I have had 'regular' canaries in the past but it has been almost a decade.
I was talking about the new cages they have the other day and I would live a canary again but not looking forward to seed everywhere.
Then my husband surprises me today with a canary. Not just a canary but this strange fellow that has a wig. Lol
A monk canary.
The cage he got was recommended by the shop clerk. I think the perches are to big? And should the perches be on eachbside with a little swing in the middle so he has space to flutter?
Is there anything I should know about monk canaries?
Are they loners too?
Thanks
He has been like this for days already sitting on the floor but he is not tail bobbing.