They live in herds.

They are usually yellow in color.

They go through three phases during the year: moulting, resting and mating.

They are active and sensitive creatures to the environment.

Both female and male Canaries incubate.

They have an average length of 16 centimeters.

The male canary guards the female canary and the eggs.

Age estimation can be done from the feet. As canaries age, their feet flake and their skin thickens and becomes dull.

They are open to education.

Discharge and color change around the eyes indicate that they are sick. Decreased movements and crowing may also be a sign of the disease.