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Subject: | Can Canaries change sex?? |
From: | Rhonda Boys <> |
Date: | Mon, 21 Oct 1996 12:38:49 +1000 |
Hi there, I have a canary which I thought was a male, as it sings really well. I think it is a roller. (I don't really know too much about them) Anyway I thought I'd try breeding him this year. I brought another canary and they got on really well. They have started nesting. The only thing is now they have started to mate and low and behold what I thought was my male is acting like a female should ( it built the nest) also sits in the nest after mating, the other bird does not sing very much but acts like the male during mating. Can female birds sing really well? Lucky for me the female I brought is actually a male I suppose. Can anyone help me with this problem? ()~~~ ###### E-Mail Address: / *_) ( * * ) __________/ / $( () )$ Hullo from down under ! / \ \<>/ / / // /______\ \ / // / / \ \ _________ / / // /_____ |__________|| |
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