The Canary Room Season 7 Episode 11 - 2024 Breeding Season wind down

The latest show from the Canary Room features a closer look at some of the 2024 young, question time and some exciting news on the Norwich

[snsbritishbirddiaries]

cracking episode matty really enjoyed it as always well done cheers sammy

[thebirdroom]

Well done Matt and have to say thanks for speaking out many are thinking it but won’t mention it together stronger as one

[peterfrost]

As always love the update matt, and where definitely in the same neck of the woods with your comment about home & bargains lol

[cherriethomas]

I had a beautiful Belgian water slugger I would love to have some more canaries they are just the most incredible sweet birds

[ericmichie]

Great episode as always Matt really enjoyed it.

[paulsmith]

Always a good video but this one raised the bar. Great question and answer section.
Very articulate response about the future of the
I know nothing about reasons for the split in the fife fancy but division IMHO never achieves what either side "want".
It's good to talk

[bordercorner]

Morning Matt. Great video, really enjoyed it and congrats for getting another Norwich to hatch - fingers crossed for you you can get it through the moult. How about following it's daily progress through your Facebook?!

Quick question on spraying: why spray and not offer baths - is it purely volume of baths to number of birds? Also, what volume water are you adding tea tree oil to? Cheers mate 👍

[midnightdaisy]

I was wondering, is it possible for a house sparrow to breed with a canary?

[gueddouchesofiane]

U did pronounciate m'y name very well 😂 😂 thanks for the usefull respons ♥️♥️

[game_]

Hello Matt, how much is the price of a canary? Is the Ablaq canary more expensive?

[JohnLacey-xf]

Great video Matt lovely young ones I do remember hearing years ago here in lreland they changed the border s I think they wanted them smaller if I am not wrong it's a shame that people do change type it's silly I think we fall in love with the type we see then they go change it

[Mushroom]

Matt, is it normal for the chicks to "jump" on the hen or cock in the nest? I have 3 that hatched June 15, 16, 17 and are now flying around . However hen still feeding. Removed cock off and on, he is hyper aggressive and has mated the hen many times. So I think she may go for round 3 so I put another nest in . Anyways, the young birds jump on the hen sometimes, and each other. Nothing major, but is this expected ? I will be separating the birds quite soon as they are drinking water but still not eating soft egg food on their own

[RollerCanarysByDaveyGeeNewZeal]

Great video Matt always good to see your birds progress and very good answers to important questions. I have had a battle with breeding my Rollers and finally after 3 yrs and 6 young cocks only! and to find the song is deeply faulty! it certainly can be a massive let down.
We just get on and do what we can and strive to breed better birds year after yr. 👍

[rickbeach]

Matt, did you say that your unflighted birds can be up to five years old? Does that mean a five-year-old bird has not molted out its flight feathers yet? I find that hard to believe