Monday, April 7, 2008

Air Walker Strait Walker

THE BIRTH OF A NEW LIFE


For the nesting of canaries must observe certain rules and take certain precautions. It must first sort the couple. With regard to the nature of plumage, remember that we must join subject to intense plumage plumage and are subject to frost. In general, and 'preferred to have the female plumage is frosted. Once paired the two birds should facilitate a process of familiarization, and is' good way to make them spend the winter alone in the same cage, so they have a chance to get used to one another before mating. The beginning of the cove at the end of March should be even better by April or May. There are breeders who use a mash for more 'female. You can 'say that normally you should leave together male and female so that together lead to a conclusion the reproductive cycle, so' as it occurs in nature. At hatching cage you can 'apply the nest door outdoor cage since placing the couple, but do not provide material for padding the nest until the canarina not show clear signs of wanting to start preparing. There are canaries show is not up to build a nest in which case the breeder should help. Can 'happen that the female inept to destroy the work of the farmer scattering material, in which case you must repeat the process until it will not have' start laying eggs, 'cause from this moment will think canarina' only on the nest and will not hurt 'more' nest. The number of eggs deposited varies usually from 3 to 5, more 'rarely 2 or 6 or 7, in exceptional cases may be laid 8 or 9 eggs. The egg was first sent off for a color more 'clear and the other is called "egg blue." Females tend to begin hatching after laying the second or third egg, which makes it appropriate, remove the eggs as they are laid, replacing them with fake eggs hatch in order to avoid offset the risk that the last born are overwhelmed by the brothers at the time dell'imbeccata. The real eggs must be kept within a box stuffed with cotton wool and turned over every day to ensure that the yolk is more decentralized, making 'it difficult for future hatching. Incubation lasts thirteen days, but can 'quattorddici extend up to fifteen days if the female is not' been covatrice constant or if the temperature environmental and 'was particularly low. During the hatching should be allowed to carry canaries of the bathroom because 'what' is to keep the humidity in the nest 'and that' necessary for hatching. If the bathroom and refuses canarina 'should be a couple of days before the hatching of eggs, lightly spray the eggs with lukewarm water. Please note that the canary feel the need of 'a certain gloom and the portanido must be shielded by a green cloth that recalls the protective screen of vegetation. Towards the sixth or seventh day of icube, laying the egg against the light and 'impossible to ascertain whether the embryo and' under development 'cause the fertilized egg appears dark against the light while the barren and' clear. I canaries born ALMOST 'naked, with eyes closed. Their power will be 'established by eggfood which will imbaccati parents. To ensure that parents do not accept the new food, small doses of pastoncino should be given to players two or three times a week since a month before mating. The eggfood rirpoduttori also serves to keep in good physical condition and in perfect shape. At the eighteenth day of life the young canary and 'fully formed, although clearly distinguishable from the adults. Even after leaving the nest the young continue to need ever dell'imbeccata parents, usually up to twenty-five days of age 'with a difference in more' or less to the races late or early. Almost always can be separated from their parents towards the twenty-sixth - twenty-eighth day of life. The female rarely complete weaning of the litter before being taken by the stimulus of a new nesting that occurs to the eighteenth to twentieth days after hatching of the first brood. The offspring will continue 'to be weaned from the male until it is' independent. If that happens the mother plucked the children, and 'should be split in two by a partition hatching cage with bars that keep their children on one side and the other parents. Before the partition will face two perches arranged to consenstire parents to continue to cues the offspring through the bars. Once weaned the nestlings should be moved to a very large cage that allows them to practice flight. E 'rule is not wise to allow the canaries do more' than two broods a year. To cope with the interference of an abandonment of a hatching, and 'precautions to ensure that two or more' canary begin to hatch the same day.

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