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CANARIES

WITH the days getting longer, we are preparing in earnest for the breeding season. Dave and I have always chosen to try and follow traditional lines with our canaries and, although the birdroom is lit, we do not tend to increase the light during the winter in order to encourage an early start. Admittedly, there are plenty of benefits to this and if we only kept canaries it’s something we would certainly

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