Yellow Canary | Animalz

Yellow CanaryAdult males of the nominate subspecies are notably yellow, while females are duller and streaked. Outside the breeding season it may form flocks and feeds on seeds, flowers, and insects.What does it look like?Adult males of the nominate subspecies have conspicuous yellow faces and underparts. Females are duller and streaked, and other subspecies also differ in color.How does it live?Adult males of the nominate subspecies are notably yellow, while females are duller and streaked. Outside the breeding season it may form flocks and feeds on seeds, flowers, and insects.It may gather in flocks outside the breeding season and feeds on seeds, flowers, nectar, and insects on the ground and among vegetation.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.