. Il libro degli uccelli in gabbia della compagnia di alimenti per uccelli: IX mesi essi avranno acquisito la perfezione, quando theyare rimosso a separatecages. L'altro metodo è, quando i giovani uccelli primo tryto cantare sono separati dal genitore uccello, e placedin una stanza in cui solo lightenough è ammesso a abilitarli per vedere mangiare. Poi uno strumento musico chiamato birdorgan viene suonato per un giorno di hooureach nell'audizione del giovane uccello. Se indisturbati, diventano ascoltatori attenti, e praticando la canzone, sono presto in grado di riprodurla perfettamente. Questi sono noti come rulli Andi^asberg, e la finestof

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. The Bird food company's book of cage birds: . ix months they will haveacquired perfection, when theyare removed to separatecages. The other method is, when the young birds first tryto sing they are separated fromthe parent bird, and placedin a room where just lightenough is admitted to enablethem to see to eat. Then a musi-cal instrument called a birdorgan is played for an houreach day in the hearing of the young bird. If undisturbed, they become attentive listeners, and by practicing the song, are soon able to reproduce it perfectly. These are known as Andi^asberg Rollers, and the finestof them have no chop notes and are proficient in thewater roll, the bell, and the flute notes. Although there are over thirty varieties of canaries knownin Europe, not over a half-dozen are bred here. The Ger:man Canary is the finest songster, and is theone most frequently imported to this country. The bestcome from the Black Forest of Germany. The Belgian Canary, as represented in the cut, hasvery high shoulders, and ruffled feathers on the breast.. LANCASHIRE COPPY. i8 BIRD FOOD companys BOOK OF CAGE BIRDS. It is a poor songster, and is bred by bird fanciers forits oddity. The finest, or rather what the ordinary observerwould call the ugliest of them, sometimes sell as high asone hundred dollars per pair. The French Canary in many respects resembles theBelgian, but it has not the high shoulders, and is not so longor so valuable. It is not a fine singer. The Cinnamon Canary, ias the name implies, is of thecolor of cinnamon; but in all other respects it resembles theGerman bird. It is a fine warbler. The Lizard Canary, so named from a fancied resem-blance of its green plumage spotted with yellow, to thecolor of a lizard, is held in high estimation by fanciers. It issometimes a fine songster. The Spangled Canary has much green in its color, with a spot of yellow or white color on its head, called a cap, and little spotsof the color scatteredover the rest of thebody. The London Fan-cy C

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