Types of canary birds

The canary bird belongs to the animal kingdom, the division of chordates, the class of birds, the order of sparrows or passerines, the family of chiris, the genus niger, and falls under this genus 8 species, which are: [1] (Serinus Alario), the black-headed canary (in English: Black-headed Canary). (Serinus Canaria), Common Canary, Atlantic Canary. (Serinus Canicollis), Cape Canary. (Serinus Flavivertex), Yellow-crowned Canary. (Serinus Nigriceps), Ethiopian Siskin. (Serinus Pusillus), red-fronted Serin. (Serinus Serinus), European Canary (in English: European Serin). (Serinus syriacus), Syrian Serin. The canary owes its beautiful colors and distinctive singing to the selective breeding process that humans practiced on its ancestors for 400 years, thanks to which it is now possible to enjoy hearing the continuous tweeting of both the Roller and Chopper Canary known as the Trill, which is characterized by a group. A large number of unique syllables, and among the most famous breeds of the Canary: the Harzian Canary, the Norwich Canary, and the Yorkshire Canary. [2]