The Waterslager Canary
Developed in Belgium, the Waterslager Canary--like the Roller--often sings with his beak closed. For CANARY LOVERS OnlyThe FREE Canary Care Strategies Tip Kit1. Includes a FREE subscription to CanaryTips! Ezine where we cover everything from feeding to breeding. 2. AND you'll get your FREE eCourse on catching your canary, holding him, and trimming his nails. --Includes an introduction to giving a quick at-home canary health exam. --PLUS 3 ways to increase your bird's singing. Sign up now...It's ALL Free... Click Here for More Details. |
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The result of singing with a closed beak is a pleasant watery sounding tone. This singer has, however, been known to open the beak to release the occasional...
Tidal Wave of Sound.
This LOUD but low pitched sound is attributed to the fact that the Waterslagers have a genetic disposition to be hard of hearing. The sounds of the Waterslager canaries are...
A mimicking of water flowing or water dripping into a pool and the Waterslager MUST make these "water notes" or he will NOT be excepted as atrue Waterslager. The Waterslager Canary is one of the most popular canaries in Europe and the breed is almost as old as the German Roller. These Song canaries can be seen in light to deep yellow only--with ticks (small dark specks) on some. A few whites can be found but are not generally accepted among Waterslager breeders and clubs. This unique Song canary is also known as the Water Singer, Belgian Waterslager Song Canary, or Malinois Canary.

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For more on the Waterslager canary go to the Western Waterslager Club Homepage.
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