Updated July 2006

Pictures of a some babies growing up

	This is a young Parisian baby just out of the nest. Still being fed by Mom. Yes, this is a Parisian. Parisian babies do not start getting curly feathers until a couple months old. The last part of their body that starts curling is their head.
	Parisian baby about 7 weeks old. Starting to get some nice curls. The head is still not curled.
	Here is a group of babies about 5 - 7 weeks old
	These are 3 Parisians from the same nest, that are recently out of the nest and not yet curly. At this stage they just look FLUFFY.
	Parisian Babies. They are starting to get curly feathers on their back and chest.

Updated May 2006

Pictures of a few breeder pairs and babies

	Nest with 4 Red Factor babies
	Red Factor Baby
	Red Factor babies
	Nest with 3 Parisian babies. Notice the one on the bottom has a white head.
	Parisian Babies. They are starting to get curly feathers on their back and chest. After their first molt they will have a curly head.

Updated March 2006

Pictures of a few breeder pairs and babies

	Parisian sitting on nest with 4 eggs
	This is the same Parisian as above
	Parisian resting on nest with 2 babies
	4 very young Parisian babies in the nest
	3 Red Factor babies begging for food

Updated April 2005

Pictures of a few breeder pairs and babies

	Parisian sitting on nest with 2 babies
	2 Parisian babies in the nest
	Banded Parisian
	Hungry babies

Updated March 2005

Pictures of a few breeder pairs actively nesting

	A pair of the Norwich that I imported are nesting. The male is guarding the nest as the female gets some food. The male's tail is almost gone because the female decided that it would make great nesting material.
	A Yellow Frost female keeping the eggs warm.
	A Parisian female keeping the eggs warm.
	Eggs from a Norwich pair. These are from a pair of Norwich that I imported. The eggs might look small but it is actually a very big nest. I give the Norwich a larger nest to accommodate their large body.
	Changing of the guards. The Norwich female on the left is going to get a quick bite to eat while the male is watching the nest.

Updated January 2005

I have imported several breeder Norwich and Parisian Frills. 

The Norwich Canaries are from an International Judge.

The Parisian Frill Canaries are from a show winning breeder.

They are all excellent quality. With hopes of a good breeding season I will be selling their offspring. They will be first generation from these imported canaries. You can have great quality canaries without the import hassle. I will contact everyone on my waiting list and inform them first when I will be posting baby pictures. Then as before first come first serve. Everyone on my waiting list has an equal chance to get these.