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Buy Black Headed Canary Online
Buy Black Headed Canary Online. The beautiful Black-headed (Damara) canary (Serinus leucolaema) is a species, genus Alario as Alario alario, of finch from Africa. The Black-headed canary is a medium-sized canary with chestnut upperparts and tail. The male has jet blackhead to the side of the neck, chin, throat, and center of the breast which may show some white tips in fresh plumage. Its lower nape across the side of its neck to the side of the breast is white to whitish-buff. The upperparts (including median and greater upper wing-coverts are a rich chestnut-brown. The tail is a deeper chestnut with fine black centers near the tip of its feathers. Their legs are a pale brown to slate-grey or black. The head and face to the upper mantle on females are a dull grey-brown with an indistinct narrow pale stripe that runs from the base of the bird’s beak above its eye. Its side of the neck to side of the breast is greyer and her back and scapulars are a rich brown, streaked darker brown or blackish. Her tail is also chestnut with blackish shaft streaks. Her chin and throat are darker greys with the sides of her lower breast and flanks a warm buff-brown and a whitish-buff on the center of her belly and vent. Its natural habitat is lowland and lowers montane dry rocky outcrops, hilly semi-arid scrubs, and open grassland with scattered bushes, edges of cultivation, fallow fields, bushes, and scrubby areas along streams; also suburban areas, including gardens.
Geography: Africa; Lesotho, Namibia, and South Africa
Song / Call: Click to hear the Black-headed Canary
Size / Weight: 5″ / 11 – 13 gms
Lifespan: Uncertain
Sexing: Easily sexed when in adult plumage. Difficult to have sex when birds are young.
Temperament: Black-headed canaries forage on the ground and in lower levels of shrubs and bushes. They make regular short-distance flights to drink. During the non-breeding season, you can find them gathered in large flocks of up to 200 individuals.
Breeding: Black-headed canaries are loosely colonial. Nests are built by females while the male accompanies her by collecting material. Nests are a deep cup of thin, dry grasses, animal hair, plant down, wool, and some feathers and are placed low down within 1 m of the ground in small bush or shrub, and often in overhanging rock faces or the sides of ditches. They lay clutches of 2–5 white or pale bluish-green eggs that are sparsely blotched or spotted with reddish-brown. Incubation is handled by the female who is fed on the nest throughout incubation by the male. The incubation period is 13–14 days.
Diet: A mix of seeds; Goldfinch Seed, Classic Finch Seed, Millet, Dried Egg Food, Mineral Grit, Crushed Egg Shell, Herb Salad, mealworms, and Australian Blend Goldenfeast.
DNA testing:
If there is no gender option listed for a bird on our website, that particular species is ‘monomorphic’, which means we’re unable to determine gender without purchasing DNA testing. DNA testing is an additional $149 per bird to guarantee preferred gender. DNA testing may add an additional 3-6 plus weeks to the estimated delivery time to allow for gender results. See our FAQs for more info.
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