Abstract
In the world
of Aviculture
there is a great
need for specialty
clubs. The triumph
of this
statement is certainly
evident in
the Canary, in all
its forms, types,
colors, and song.
Without the
specialty clubs
that have been formed in the past for the
Canary the concentration on the particular
problems of this bird and the improvements
that we have seen take place for
this bird would not exist. The English
show Budgerigar is another example of
the extreme improvement of type and
color variations through concentrated
effort of specialty clubs.