The Canary Room Season 4 Episode 14 - The end of the breeding season
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
- The 2021 breeding season comes to a close in the latest episode from the cannery room. Theres a first look at some of the show fife canaries, bullfinches and redpolls with a special look at Matt's Norwich Canary young
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Nice looking birds! "It's like a burst mattress here..." 🤣 Thanks for another great episode.. with good advice in the To Do List!
i just want to say thanks for all the hard work and time let alone the money its costs you to travel up and down the country to keep us entertained on a sunday morning keep it up mate
Thanks mate, appreciate that 🙏
Another enjoyable evening looking at the show. looking forward to the road trips
Hi Matt another great episode. The young are looking good.
Love your show Matt. Thanks once again for imparting your knowledge and sharing your experience. Also great advice from Keith on the colour feeding. Cheers mate.
Bless you, thanks
Another great episode! I learn so much from your videos! 👍😊
Looking forward to seeing Bernard's set up, i saw some photos of him building some flights, I think he had a sign Goldfinch st.
Brilliant episode as usual Matt, I'm nervously waiting for my first redpoll's of the season, keep it up.
Best of luck with the polls mate. Will be intouch re book shortly!
Love it Matt👏🏼 can’t wait to see the Bernard Williams episode😆
Cheers Ollie 👍
Thanks for sharing.. 🙏🏻
Assallammualaikum From Indonesia, canary lovers..
Nice looking fifes you have bred, hopefully they do well on the showbench!
Also nice to see that you got a few Norwich canaries on the perch.
My experience is that the natives do better outside in a spacious cage or a flight. And be careful with too much proteins in the form of live or frozen food, this will make the cocks too restless and tear nests apart and bully the hens. Looking forward to the next episodes on the road!
Thanks for the advice, I’d pulled back on the live food as I’ve moved the youngsters now to feed themselves
Earlier today I doscovered first time parents with 5 dead chicks. Chicks were a week old and doing very well. Fed well and protected. Appeared flat and one even had an opening near the belly. Totally bummed out!
Another quality video.Better than anything on the telly
Thanks, very kind
Hi Matt, another great video thanks for sharing 👍
Another cracking video.Will you be going to Phil warnes?
Once covid has calmed down yes I hope to
August??? I fell like a kid waiting for Christmas, however still looking forward to the on the roads!
Hopefully you’ll enjoy them David!
Here in South Africa, August is beginning of the breeding season for us
Great video again well done guys. If you don't mind me asking who made the cages an could you forward me the marker please a like the big double nice an deep cages atb Gav
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Im not into bird keeping ,but I do like to watch the videos.why do you give orange colour feed to a yellow canary what are you trying to do.
Thanks Brian, glad you enjoy them. With the Norwich canary and some of the new colours they’re given colour food to enhance their natural colour for exhibition purposes
Excuse me, could you please tell me how much the yokser canary? I'm from indonesia
Breeding season is only starting here in South Africa 🇿🇦
This season 2021 started on dec 2020 for me in Algeria
First chick on dec second
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Hey, I am all the way from Bangladesh 🇧🇩. I am 13 years old, I love your videos. I will start breeding Bengali/Society finches for some pocket money. I want to give them soak seeds to them 2-4 times a week. Is that enough and is this seed mix ok for finches? Also what seeds did you put in the soak seed mix and how much? Is there anything else I can or should add to it to make it better? Please reply.
They’ll need a millet based mixed all week, soaked seed should be offered to bring them in to breeding condition and when there’s young in the nest
Hi sir! Please tell me about temperature 🌡️ in which canery breed very well.
Anything around 18-23 degrees is ideal
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Matt I would be interested in a young bullfinch if you have spare after the moult, I'm only up the road from you.
Keep in touch and we’ll see what we can sort
@@TheCanaryRoom will do mate cheers
Hello mate
How do I contact you I need to purchase a pair .
Thank you
Can a male fife simply be too eager to show off, but not take the time to mate. He is so aggressive that hens are afraid of him. Not aggressive mating, but instead singing and showing how much of a stud he is.
Yes absolutely particularly younger birds
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