Canary Border fife canary Small Conure

Small Conure

and fly substantial distances back to make a nest

Hang the cuttlebone in your bird's cage for your bird to chew on

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Canary Border fife canary Small ConureThe Border Canary evolved from the 'common' canary, bred in the North of England and the Scottish Borders from the 1700s. Border Canaries are hardy birds with a well rounded head and big, alert eyes. Many color variations are available in aviculture, including yellows and buffs, clears, ticked, variegated, greens, cnnamons, and whites and blues. Solid yellow or white colored Canaries are normally referred to as "clears" while solid green, cinnamon or