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Green Chopper Canary287 viewsThe canary breeder usually specializes in type, color, or song. It is not unusual for a breeder to produce a hundred canaries for every worthwhile bird retained for further breeding. The remaining birds are mostly sold to pet stores. Hence, in the chopper classifiication there appear all colors, shapes, and sizes, and this green bird obviously has inherited much Border Fancy Blood.
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Blue Chopper Canary300 views"Blue" refers to slate or smoky gray coloring. The body conformation of this blue canary shows unmistakable Border Fancy Canary ancestry. In many blues the pencilling over the back is less distinct than in this specimen, and often there is considerable marking or variegation.
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Yellow Border Fancy Canary371 viewsThe Border Fancy Canary has outstanding beauty and delicacy of form. The Yellow Border Fancy Canary is the ideal sought by perhaps nineteen out of twenty Border breeders.
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Yellow-Green Border Fancy Canary384 viewsThe green in this bird is an excellent foil for the almost black pencilling which appears on the shoulder, back, and flank. The feathering is well depicted. The green color should be close to that of the uppeside of a holly leaf. These heavily colored green birds are the pride and joy of many canary fanciers, and the development of an ideal green is a real challenge to any fancier.
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Ticked-Buff Border Fancy Canary396 viewsThis lifelike portrayal shows exceptional feather detail and the ground color is excellent for a Buff. The wings and tail of the bird are unusually good; the legs and feet very natural. Note the tick mark back of the eye.
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Miniature Fawn Border Fancy Canary338 viewsThe body of this canary shows good conformation, feathering, and position. The richness of the fawn coloring is little short of ideal. On the perch, a good Border from eye to end of tail, shows an angle of about 60 degrees above horizontal. A miniature Border retains all of the form, feathering and coloring of the ideal Border but is smaller in size.
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