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What colour is a canary?
yellow and green
What does Melina mean?
In greek it means Honey, Bright Yellow or Canary Yellow colour.
Why can you not build a nest for your canary?
because canary's are not wild birds. they usually live in cages in people's homes.
Can white canaries and yellow canaries breed?
If you want to breed a white canary and a yellow, It is possible as long as the type is the same. such as: Specked white Canaries can breed with speckled blue Canaries or even yellow you know.
Should you separate the male canary from the female canary when they have babies?
No leave them be. If you even touch them the mother canary will reject them.
Where can you adopt a canary in Wisconsin?
Canaries are usually sold in pet stores.
How is the canary diamond made?
Canary diamonds -- yellow diamonds -- are formed deep within the earth's mantel under heavy pressure and extreme heat, like all diamonds. The yellow colour comes from the inclusion of nitrogen within the carbon crystal matrix.
Is there such a thing as a black canary bird?
The most common color of Canary Birds are yellow and white. there is, in fact, a grayish green color that some canary's can have but it is usually mixed in with yellow or white. An all black canary would be difficult, if not, impossible to find. the closest to black would be a 'blue canary' which would look more like a slate grey.
What is a yellow diamond called?
Depending on the intensity of the yellow colour (nitrogen) in the stone, the diamond could be 'called' by many names. Generally, visibly yellow diamonds can range from a 'light yellow' colour to an 'intense fancy yellow' colour. Canary diamond is another name given to some yellow diamonds. As well, 'colourless' diamonds graded from H through Z are also called 'yellow'. A certified gemologist can give you the exact name for the colour of the diamond in question.
What colour are leeches?
They are usually a black colour but can often be brown.
What are female canary's called?
The canary girls were the United Kingdom's female trinitrotoluene (TNT) shell makers of World War I (1914-1918). The nickname arose because exposure to TNT is toxic, and repeated exposure can turn the skin an orange-yellow colour reminiscent of the plumage of a bird, the canary (which itself was used by miners to detect toxic carbon monoxide in coal mines.)The canary girls were also referred to by the n
How many eggs does a female canary typically lay?
a pigeon will lay two eggs per hatch, they will usually be both male and female
