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: : : I have a little gloster corona canary that was sold to me as a male. I am beginning to think now that possibly he is a 'she'. Reason being that 'he' seems very partial to my male norwich canary. 'he' doesn't really sing at all but chirps and when I let them out on top of the cages he always goes straight to the male norwich and make peeping kissy type sounds, sometimes the norwich sits by 'him' other times he pecks at him to drive him away. The gloster totally ignores the females. Is he being submissive as a male to another or a female trying to get attention. I noticed he has never really been truly singing. Another question is: concerning finches ie..zebra, can you have all females or males together if you don't want to breed them.? 

: : Hello Judy:
: : It does sound as though your little gloster corona canary is a female.  Have you had her long enough for her to lay eggs.  You will know for sure when she does this.  She does not have to be with a male to lay eggs.  The eggs are just not fertilized.
: : As far as your question about the finches I really do not know so I would not want to answer that.
: : Good Luck and pleased keep us posted.
: : Grace

: All my females haven't laid any eggs yet. By the way my red factor hen is fine, she's healthy and hasn't passed blood since that one morn. All birds are about 1 year old. My gloster is always peeping and chirping now and one time in the evening I heard 'him' making very soft peeping sounds when 'he' was settling down to go to sleep.


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