Mozambique

The Mozambique Canary (full name: Mozambique Canary or Serinus mozambicus) is a species of finch native to sub-Saharan Africa, particularly Mozambique, Tanzania, and the surrounding areas. This bird is quite popular among bird enthusiasts due to its melodious song and attractive appearance.

Characteristics of the Mozambique Canary:

Size: Small, approximately 11-13 cm.

Color:

Males: Generally have bright yellow on the chest, face, and belly, with an olive green back and dark stripes on the wings.

Females: Duller, less bright yellow than the males, and the rest of the body tends to be gray or light brown.

Beak: Small and pointed, suitable for eating seeds.

Characteristics and Voice:

Its voice is melodious and melodious, often used as a master bird for other birds such as the magpie robin, green magpie robin, or long-tailed shrike.

Its nature is relatively docile and adaptable.

Food:

Grains (millet, canary seed, millet)

Green vegetables (kale, mustard greens)

Fruits

Extra food: boiled eggs, small insects (for added protein)

Care Tips:

The cage should be spacious and clean.

Bathe regularly and sunbathe in the morning.

Provide a varied diet and occasionally supplement with vitamins to keep it singing and healthy.