Not this particular bird.
What is unusual about this strain or variety of canary?
October 28, 2009 by SWestfall3
Not this particular bird.
What is unusual about this strain or variety of canary?
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It require color feeding (carotenoids)?
That’s one of them.
Er…”requires,” sorry.
It has non-canary ancestors?
That’s it: http://wildlifemysteries.wordpress.com/2009/10/29/that-canary-quandary/
Oh cool. Because I don’t understand the genetics end of it (“lipochrome,” etc) at all.
http://fontiredfactor.com/frequently-asked-questions/