Canary

                      The Canary is a domestic bird. The Canary scientific name is Serinus canaria domestica. The Canary higher classification is Atlantic canary. The Canary length is 12 – 20 cm. The lifespan of Red factor canary is 10 years and Harz Roller is 10 years. The Canary is different colors such as: - green (bronze or blue), brown (cinnamon), ino (canaries with red eyes), pastel, red factor, dominant white, recessive white, ivory. The wild Canaries are a yellowish-green color. The domestic canaries have a variety of colors such as yellow, orange, brown, black, white, and red. The Canary is at least 20 inches wide and 24 inches long.

Kingdom - Animalia
Phylum - Chordata
Class - Aves
Order - Passeriformes
Family - Fringillidae
Subfamily - Carduelinae
Genus - Serinus
Species - S. Canaria
Subspecies - S. c. domestica

Type Canaries:-

1. Border Canary
2. Crested Canary
3. Frilled Canary

4. Lizard Canary

5. Scotch Fancy Canary

6. Pied red Canary

7. Pied red Canary

8. White Canaries

9. Fife fancy canary

10. Border fancy canary

11. Belgian fancy canary

12. Crested canary

13. Northern Dutch frilled canary

14. South Dutch frilled canary

15. Swiss frill canary

16. Paduan canary

17. Fiorino canary

18. Parisian frill canary

19. North frilled canary

20. Scots fancy canary

21. Norwich canary

22. Yorkshire canary

23. Lancashire canary

24. Lizard canary

25. Stafford Canary

26. Australian plainhead

Color bred canary:-

1. Green canary

2. Yellow melanin canary

3. Yellow lipochrome canary

4. Red factor canary

5. Red-factor lipochrome

6. Blue factor canary

7. Dominant white canary

8. Recessive white canary

9. Silver factor canary

10. Pastel factor canary

11. Ivory factor canary

12. Dimorphic factor canary

13. Opal factor canary

14. Cinnamon canary 

15. Fawn canary

16. Agate canary

17. Isabel canary

18. Albino canary

19. Onyx canary

20. Mosaic canary

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