If you are considering adopting a songbird to brighten up your mornings or want to attract birds to surprise you in your garden, in this article on our site we are going to review the birds that sing the best detailing some curiosities that you should take into account.
Remember that birds need very specific care and that they are very delicate animals so it will be essential that you consider whether you will be able to keep them before adopting one. We emphasize that exotic vets are not exactly cheap.
However, with proper care you can keep your songbird disease-free for many years. Keep reading and discover the perfect bird for you!
1. The Goldfinch
The goldfinch is undoubtedly a bird of beautiful colors and magnificent song. The contests in which many proud owners show the delicacy of the voice of this bird are well known. It's really popular and we're not surprised.
However, due to the malpractice of silvestrismo and the illegal activities in which the goldfinch is abused, its possession, breeding or adoption has been prohibited in many places. It is a protected bird and for this reason we can only enjoy seeing it in the field, in a free state.
Even so, in some places keeping males is allowed, as long as a valid license is certified. As advice, I recommend you not to carry out these practices since many of the captured birds end up dying of sadness and anxiety when they suddenly find themselves locked in small cages. Discover what the song of the goldfinch is like.
two. The Canary
Second on our list is the canary, a really popular bird well known for its bright yellow color. Of course, there are canaries of all colors including white or reddish.
They are really cute, playful and very intelligent. Also, they sing wonderfully Having a canary in your house will undoubtedly cheer up your mornings and best of all, it doesn't matter which sex you choose, both emit a beautiful singing. Of course, that of the male is usually more elaborate and intense.
The canary, unlike the goldfinch, is not a protected bird and you can easily adopt it wherever you are. Discover on our site the care of a canary and how to teach a young canary to sing.
3. Blackbird
Although it is unusual to see a person with a blackbird as a pet, the truth is that it has been nicknamed "The Beethoven of birds". In addition to being very intelligent, the blackbird is capable of learning a complete variety of songs creating well-crafted melodies on its own.
Discover what the song of the blackbird is like and don't hesitate to spread some seeds so that the blackbirds come to your garden. You will be really surprised to hear him sing. Currently keeping blackbirds in homes is not allowed.
4. The Nightingale
Present in European and Asian forests, this little bird sings amazingly. It includes very different tonalities and generally learns melodies from its parents that it then transmits to its descendants. Her colors are brownish, rather plain and humble in contrast to her pretty voice.
Unlike other birds, it doesn't just sing in the early morning and late afternoon. The nightingale likes to sing well into the night, surprising in the silence of the dark.
5. The Robin
The robin's most remarkable feature is obviously its pretty reddish colored tie However, itsdelicate song appeals to any bird lover. It moves from northern Europe to central Asia and later to the Maghreb, always in search of warmth. We also find it in the Canary Islands and the British Isles.
Unlike other birds, the robin behaves less suspiciously towards humans. Perhaps it is for this reason that we find it represented at different times whether in Viking mythology, the French Middle Ages or during the Roman Empire.
