Generally when a bird is plucking - it means it is stressed or has a skin or feather problem. Do you bathe it regulary and has there been any dramatic changes or owner changes recently. Make sure the bird cage is against a wall, has minimal activity especially for sleeping and is receiving 12 hours of darkness a night to sleep. A cage cover is good for this. Also, keep it away from drafts and make sure there are no other animals stalking it. Also, if there has been more people handling them or poking fingers etc. in the cage, this will add to it.
Why would a canary lose the feathers around his neck?
Cause it is a khunt.
canaries do have feathers and they have lots of different colors canaries are a type of a bird
Canaries intend to molt around the body and they pluck their feathers but if you start to hear him/her making a funny sound it might be a Mite inestation and he is puffy all the time, take him/her to the vet.
You can't. It doesn't have feathers.
yes
well, depends how big the canary is......
yes. Don't do that
No
It is about a beautiful dead bird and where they pluck its feathers.
About 3-4 months.
No, check for leg mites. It is likely something is bothering them and it is usually mites. Brahmas will also pluck feathers when they have too much mud or even ice in the winter.
No, you can pluck the feathers from the birds, but it would be VERY painful for the bird and you couldn't pluck all the feathers from the bird because that would leave nothing to grow back.
marat (מרט) = "to pluck [hair or feathers]"