Gloster Canaries Are Small Birds That Are Bred For Their Shape Instead Of Their Colors Or Song

Gloster canaries are small birds that are bred for their shape instead of their colors or song. Their care is similar to that of other canaries. They make popular pets for small spaces. Knowing more about this specific type of canary can help you provide them with the best care possible. The gloster canary is a breed of domestic canary. It was originally bred from various canaries in the early 1920s. The birds were named after the Canary Islands. They were first discovered and popularized as pets due to their beautiful singing. (max_bytes(150000):strip_icc()/pacificparrotlet-5a7b472e8e1b6e0037693b4b. jpg) There are two types of Gloster Canaries: coronas and consorts. Corona gloster-canaries have a flat, bowl-cut appearance to the feathers on the top of their heads. Consort gloster don't have this unique and eye-catching look.

They are fairly long-lived so they may be found at bird rescues. A canary breeder is often your best bet for getting one. An aviary allows a canary to safely exercise and fly, but if a large enclosure is not available. . . .