Stafford Canary japanese millet A typical specimen is 11–14

A typical specimen is 11–14 centimetres (4

38 oz (100ml) container

fat content 17%

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Stafford Canary japanese millet A typical specimen is 11–14The Stafford Canary is primarily bred for color and conformation. The males have a free, wild, chopping song. The Stafford Canary was developed by crossing the Red Factor Canary with the Gloster Canary. The Stafford canary is one of many types of common canaries that are kept as household pets. These compact little birds are about 5 inches long when fully grown, and most have colorful feathers. Many Stafford canaries are bred for conformation