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Canary FAQ

Posted by Tina on March 28, 2006 at 13:02:06:

My mom received a canary as a gift. She was told it was a male and it would sing. Lo and behold she woke up this morning to a little blue egg in her canary's seed cup. She's had the canary for some months now so it is impossible that the egg could be fertilized. My question is: when do we remove the egg and will it distress her to have the egg taken away? I would be grateful for any suggestions. Thanks.

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: My mom received a canary as a gift.  She was told it was a male and it would sing.  Lo and behold she woke up this morning to a little blue egg in her canary's seed cup.  She's had the canary for some months now so it is impossible that the egg could be fertilized. My question is:  when do we remove the egg and will it distress her to have the egg taken away? I would be grateful for any suggestions.  Thanks. 


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