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    For canary breeders and readers

    Sep 07, 2022 2 minutes

    AM a keen reader and frequently have several books on the go. I like history and literary fiction and I do read about birds. Most textbooks on the canary are antiquated, so a welcome addition to the range of canary books are the three volumes by Norbert E. W. Schramm titled – . The first has been translated into English and covers history, keeping, diseases, breeding

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