The Canary Room Season 6 Episode 10 - Back in the Room and the Bird Room of Mike Fraher

We're back in the ‪@TheCanaryRoom‬ to catch up on the 2023 Canary breeding season, packed full of hints and tips and a special trip to the birdroom of Mike Fraher from Ireland

[@neilstorey5150]

Excellent show matt

[@kierandowling4586]

Another class video Matt thanks 👏👏

[@OCAVIARY]

Great show Matt👏🏼

[@redcanaryman]

Thanks for the update, Matt. It looks like you are having a good season. I'm looking forward to the next few visits 😊 10/10 from me.

[@afenhillmiyts3587]

Burung canary beautiful friends

[@taskindegirmencioglu6114]

GOOD LUCKY

[@snsbritishbirddiaries]

Matt yet again well done buddy keep putting them miles in pal and all the best with the rest of the season enough love Sammy

[@SavoySingersAviary]

To quote a wise fella: It's really hard not to be inspired when you spend time in the company of very passionate people. Thanks for sharing the highs and lows... it's helps encourage others. As you were talking, I thought: you will have what is needed to make some great plans for 2024. 😎

[@ericmichie1897]

Great episode as always Matt things are looking really good good to see the red poles doing a great job.

[@Victor_GouldianPro]

Great show again Matt. Birds looking great - well done mate! All the best.

[@wendonsomebody5411]

Thanks again for a great show, all the way down here in New Zealand.

[@snsbritishbirddiaries]

Hi matt cracking video buddy just a quick one matt if you have any norwich young after the season over plz let me no only after 3 pairs plz keep me in mind matt cheers Sammy 👍

[@davemontieth6380]

Matt, once again I have heard something new. You mentioned lost flight feathers means clear eggs. Is this only on the males because of mounting? I started breeding birds before the internet and I have only met one gentleman who moved near me who was a wealth of information. Although he did say he learned some things from me. Thank you so much for your program, I'm always learning something new! Dave

[@TheCanaryRoom]

Thanks Dave, dropping the flight feathers is indicative of the bird going in to the moult, it’s highly unlikely they will fill eggs then

[@davemontieth6380]

@@TheCanaryRoom thanks so much Matt.

[@user-pf6gm4rh7o]

Loved the show. QUESTION...What type of food were you supplementing the chicks with?

[@TheCanaryRoom]

It’s a hand rearing powder from orlux called hand mix

[@prakratkumar3217]

Sir its nice setup... please tell me cage size ???

[@TheCanaryRoom]

16 inch fronts

[@kierandowling4586]

How can you tell what’s this and that visually and carriers it baffles me 😅

[@TheCanaryRoom]

😁 with canaries it’s relatively easy, cinnamon is a sexed linked gene, a male bird is either visual or a carrier, you need to know what they’re bred from mind. With the redpolls it’s similar but the pied gene can also be visual and none visual. Again knowing the parentage is key

[@kierandowling4586]

Thanks pal I’m just curious as I keep fifes like yourself an when you can tell what’s what in a nest I do be like how does he know that 😅😅😂

[@TheCanaryRoom]

With the white ground birds when they get to a certain age they show the white feathers on the breast and under the legs

[@jobpakistan4146]

come to Allah ❤