canaries do have feathers and they have lots of different colors canaries are a type of a bird
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Canaries are mostly yellow, but colors may vary.
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There are many breeds if domesticated canaries, bred for generations by fanciers to tweak and change the song or appearance in various ways to our liking. There is nothing 'wrong' with the wild canary just as there is nothing wrong with the original wild dog, horse, pig or cat. Humans, however, enjoy tinkering with our domesticated animals, and canaries, cats, horses, dogs, cattle etc have all been 'improved' (at least in our eyes) over the original wild types.
Canaries originated in the Canary Islands. They are not named after the islands, but after the people of the islands, the Canarii.
Canaries are typically larger than budgies, with longer bodies and tails. Canaries also have a more melodious song compared to the chirping of budgies. In terms of colors, canaries come in a wide variety of shades, while budgies usually have a mix of green and yellow feathers.
flocks but not in nesting period, but then they form in flocks again.
The annual sales of canaries in the U.S. can vary, but estimates suggest that tens of thousands of canaries are sold each year. The exact number is difficult to determine due to the informal nature of pet sales and the diversity of breeders and pet stores across the country. Canaries are popular among bird enthusiasts for their singing abilities and vibrant colors, contributing to their steady demand in the pet market.
Yes, canaries are sexually dimorphic, meaning that males and females exhibit distinct physical differences. Male canaries are generally more colorful, often displaying vibrant yellow plumage, and are known for their singing abilities. In contrast, female canaries tend to have more subdued colors, often appearing brownish or olive. These differences can help in identifying the sex of the birds, especially during breeding seasons.
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