Ffs will someone please release me and set me free,i'm crazy for trying,i'm crazy for crying,so talk back trembling lips,shaky legs don't just stand there lets get out of here or we'll turn into p***y cowboys any more of this
There just not ready yet,my canary hen in with my goldie cock built a nest and thats it nothing more,my other hen in with a greenie is sat on 4 eggs and last year it was the other way round the goldie mules came first.I'd say colour shouldn't come into it if you were caged up and busting for it would it matter to you when laid on a plate?
Can't see why your taking the p*ss really mate,nothing wrong with that and even working terriers will grow up with foxes and badgers.Don't have to kill everything do we and to give a bit back sometimes is all for the good imo .
Grand pics and like that fawn,a grand bird room indeed and WR thats what your's will look like(from floor to roof) in a few years.
Funny little water bowls there bunny,would have thought they'd dust up being open topped? but it seems they work for that man.
I got one who's named himself after a dog that well jacked one night ,didn't want to know and barked it right across the field isn't that right vinnybull? :laugh:
Don't give up just rethink what your doing and if you aren't doing anything wrong then change your stock,but to be honest what i've heard about breeding linnets you would want to breed something a bit easier to start with as they are hard work and you get more failed nests than successful ones.
If he hadn't developed his song fully before hearing your canaries sing he could well sing finch with a canary song mixed in to it,it's known as being canary noted.
Recon a plan for this would be to have a pair then keep them locked up when nesting time comes and then once the nest has been made then release them to fly free as it does seem they do one when the lust calls and this way like pigeons they will come back and correct me if i'm wrong don't they use the same nest over and over or is that just rooks?.That budgie woman i was on about did start with a strain of birds known for living like this,go on the BBIA site and there's a few folks on there that would know a lot more about rearing corvids like you want to.