Loss Of Canary Song

[Kiwigirl]

Can anyone tell me how long it takes the male canary before its song returns to former glory instead of sounding like a bird that doesn't know what it is.

Just came out of a moult, song restorer provided everyday, moulting tonic in water also provided.

It looks like a border canary.

 

[grahamsokel]

Not sure what they are like over there but in the UK mine always used to stop then start in the spring again for the breeding season

 

[lljdma06]

My male canary always sings a little less in the Fall and Winter than in Spring and Summer. But he never stops, even when moulting. But I have an odd bird, and now that I live in FL, where it's nice all year round, I'm pretty sure his internal clock is permanently messed up. He still has a big, fat mouth. Good luck with your bird, however. Is he still eating and drinking? How is his excrement? Do you have a picture of your bird? Mine's a red factor intense. Sorry for the questions.

llj

 

[Kiwigirl]

Is he still eating and drinking?

Yes still eating and drinking normally

How is his excrement?

Everything normal in that area.

Do you have a picture of your bird?

Sorry can't provide one, (no digital camera, no scanner) could use my cell phone I spose, I see if it does emails. He is yellow, slightly frosted.

It's my mothers canary, I have one of my own and he kicks up a storm. In saying that he is kept in the porch that runs along the back of my house, so he gets the same conditions of a canary kept in an aviary only he is in a cage, and never covered. My mother keeps hers in her lounge and covers him everynight before turning on her lights.

Actually I wonder if I took my canary down to her place, and kept it out of sight but in hearing distance whether that will give her bird a bit of encouragement. They try to out sing each other right?

What do you guys think?