How to tell if your canary bird is male or female - differences

[@kitsunehebi1233]

Well my canary has small balls and sings constantly xD I think that he is a he xD But i also have a female who loves to sings very very quietly and just 1 tone, but it also depends on which canary you have. Females also love to chirp, male mostly just sing 1 tone while talking. Females like to have a little bit more vibration in that. But it really depends. I once had a female that sang so loud and beautiful. More then the males and even better.

[@ecoc7947]

I can’t tell the difference

[@MoonWater69]

Why are there no reply’s?

[@user-cs7lq3rv3n]

If it lays eggs.... it’s a female * *standing ovation* *

[@afifayousaf2466]

@Grace Norquist standing Ovulation

[@ok-ul5kn]

LMAOAOAO

[@maha-tg7df]

standing ovulation*

[@kingsqueen.]

If someone turned me over nd blew my feathers I’d sing🤣

[@Antonymanoj]

I can do that 😂😂☺️

[@Tess558]

@@Antonymanoj LOL So funny

[@fresco1962]

This video is little to no help. if he sings its a male no kidding , if it lays eggs its a female Thanks captain obvious. If it tells jokes its Adam Sandler

[@ralfvio]

“Imagine being trapped in a tiny room, so cramped that you can barely stretch your body. Day after day, the same bars, no space to move freely. This is how many canaries live, confined in cages that are far too small for their natural need to move. Their life becomes silent suffering because they don’t have the space to flutter, hop, or explore their natural curiosity. But it’s not just the lack of space - it’s the lack of companionship. Canaries are deeply social creatures, and living in solitude breaks their hearts. Every day they sit alone, without a partner, without someone to share their life with. The loneliness, the silence… it steals their joy for life. If they must live in a cage, then at least they deserve a large one, a space where they can move, explore, and play. And even more important: they need a companion to truly be happy. Because no bird should spend its life in a cramped cage, alone in silence. Anything else would simply be unfair.” „Stell dir vor, du wärst gefangen in einem winzigen Raum, so eng, dass du kaum deinen Körper ausstrecken kannst. Tag für Tag, immer die gleichen Gitterstäbe, kein Raum, um dich frei zu bewegen. So leben viele Kanarienvögel, eingesperrt in Käfigen, die viel zu klein für ihr Bedürfnis nach Bewegung sind. Ihr Leben wird zu einem stillen Leiden, weil sie keinen Platz haben, um zu flattern, zu hüpfen oder ihre natürliche Neugier auszuleben. Doch nicht nur der Platz fehlt ihnen - es fehlt auch die Gesellschaft. Kanarienvögel sind zutiefst soziale Wesen, und das Leben in Einsamkeit bricht ihnen das Herz. Jeden Tag sitzen sie allein, ohne einen Partner, ohne jemanden, der ihr Leben teilt. Die Einsamkeit, das Schweigen… es raubt ihnen die Freude am Leben. Wenn sie schon in Käfighaltung leben müssen, dann brauchen sie zumindest einen großen Käfig, der ihnen Raum gibt, sich zu bewegen, zu erkunden, zu spielen. Und noch wichtiger: Sie brauchen einen Partner, um wirklich glücklich zu sein. Denn kein Vogel sollte sein Leben in einem engen Käfig und in stiller Einsamkeit verbringen müssen. Alles andere wäre einfach nicht fair.“

[@timothybrinckmeyer1576]

Difference is not good to see. Sorry. But thanks for the vid

[@franktrinh8962]

I don’t see any difference. Just different feathers colors

[@martaakh8105]

It is clear. Canary women try to build Nest for every price and canary men sing constantly.

[@1nyell494]

not necessarily

[@thetoucan2973]

its difficult to tell and the difference and I have a bird at home

[@PushpaDevi-xe8mv]

Yaa

[@evelynsantossilva5990]

💝🩸🤗🌆💟🤩🤩🤒🌹🌼🌺😘😍😍🥳🤗.

[@alfredattard9234]

Good

[@Npcbanten351]

Likes it

[@Sicpuede]

I think mine is hermaphrodite

[@mohamedafifi1000]

dude this is a joke ?

[@mbirdtraining]

No it is not a joke....but don't worry.although i am going to make a better one

[@HASSANAVES]

this couldnt help

[@elizabethrichards9780]

Mine is a female

[@GaspollCanary]

Wow

[@zeinalbasam4733]

Wow my guy why did you delete the comment it was just a fucking with you BrO

[@mbirdtraining]

Greetings!What comment i deleted?

[@zeinalbasam4733]

@@mbirdtraining not you one of your commenters did

[@imranjaan8414]

How train Canary for singing

[@nabilguma9477]

Imran Jaan only male singing .. it might sing by it self or sometime it should listen to other males singing in front of it

[@trainwaysrails76]

u need a female canray and a male bc the male canray is trying to mate with the female I can tell that since I hv 2 males and 2 females

[@inginbaik]

🇲🇨

[@kicestoylkowsky2439]

Ty so much bro

[@markhamjackson1082]

They look like they are in pain 😞

[@mbirdtraining]

Why do you say that? At which time of the video did you see that?

[@markhamjackson1082]

mbirdtraining I’m not sure sorry it just seemed like the bird is struggling or uncomfortable when he’s showing it’s private area but I don’t know much about what is good for them so sorry if I said the wrong thing

[@saimaansari1447]

Yes same 😢

[@yeet1353]

It’s not I bet you only say that because they live in a different country Karen 💩

[@xiii6653]

Dude, no hate but “when they sing” idk what there singing sounds like dude

[@budgethobby92]

Then search it up, he has videos of his males sing.

[@xiii6653]

@@budgethobby92 but my birds don’t sings a lot and idk what gender my birds r

[@budgethobby92]

@@xiii6653 depends on the season. Older males will stopped singing during molting which is around August to October. However, young males during the first molting will sing because they are strong have more energy. Females rarely sing, mostly not at all, they only chirps. Once in while, you will come across a female that sings like a male.

[@xiii6653]

@@budgethobby92 ooooo thx and idk why but I think I have to females or something but the y keep getting on each other to make babies and that's strange but it's part of life I guess

[@budgethobby92]

@@xiii6653 if that happens then you know who’s a male and who’s a female. Whoever lays eggs is a female

[@kristin7868]

Cruel

[@charmagneoman2595]

NEVER do this to a hyacinth macaw its warning 2 : this gross looking at its you know were