Hi all steemit friends, this time i will discuss about the canaries, did you know that all kinds of walnut we know are actually descendants of wild walnuts contained in the Canary Islands. This archipelago actually belongs to Spain, but geographically located to the northwest of the border of Morocco and the Sahara Desert, Africa. Some Spaniards who settled in the Canary Islands then exported wild canaries to other countries, even breeding and crossing them with various types of finches, giving birth to several varieties such as those we encounter today. Until now, in Spain there are four varieties of the most popular walnut, and many developed also in other countries. However, captive breeding of walnuts in Spain was officially recognized only in the early 20th century.
Spanish timbrado (ST) is one of the most famous walnut species in the world, including in Indonesia. The rhythm of the song is like a traditional musical instrument that plays with its distinctive style of song. ST is a walnut singer developed in the 1940s until the 1950s.
This variety is the result of a cross between wild walnuts and Spanish singers. The name spanish timbrado is taken from the rhythm of the song which sounds like the castenet's voice, a traditional Spanish musical instrument, rhythmic, fast, and fast.
Although his voice was hard, his songs were rough and not rude. Although spanish timbrado is a canary singer (canary sound), this variety can also be developed for walnut posture, especially in terms of color.
During this spanish timbrado recognizable from the blue color. But now we can find various walnuts spanisj timbrado with different colors, including green, yellow, white, cinnamon, and so on.
Both male and female birds can sing, but male birds have longer songs.
