German Rollers & Belgian Waterslagers
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Little Sugar Birds and Aviaries is a canary farm located in the central Florida area of the United States. Birds raised at Little Sugar Birds are primarily of the song type typically known as the Hartz Mountain German Roller or just plain roller and the Belgian Waterslager (waterslager or malinious). The roller and waterslager varieties of canary considered highly desirable songbirds as they are raised for their especially unique tours. German Roller coloration includes; green-self, yellow variegated, yellow and white/blue varieties. Belgian Waterslager show colors are limited to; yellow, yellow ticked and, white. Other colors may be found in some parts of the United States and abroad but, should be viewed with skepticism as mutts and crossbreeds are rampant. All Little Sugar Birds come with an unconditional, 30 day, exchange/refund guarantee! Little Sugar Birds is a valued member of the Sunshine Roller Canary Breeders Association, Oakland International Roller Canary Club and, American Waterslager Society.
The German Roller is bred for song competition all over the world and has been for 400 years! There are more than five regional winter contests throughout the continental United States and all are open to the general public. The rollers' main forte is the deep bass roll produced in the lower diaphragm and reverberated in the throat pouch. The deep voice also affects the pitch of other tours such as flute, schockle and hollow bell. Notes are rendered in varying pitch and in varying tempos of wavering, chuckling or glucking, beating and rolling. Of all birds, it has the best tonal quality.
The Belgian Waterslager is bred for song competition in the United States, Mexico, France, Belgium (of course) and, many other countries. A national song competition is held once a year in different "big city" locations across the country and is coordinated through face the National Cage Bird Association. The waterslager was first successfully promoted in the U.S.A. when the AWS was formed, circa 1990. The forte' of the waterslager is its pure tone, wavering voice, and a song resembling flowing water. Fantastic waterslager reproductions of rolling, plopping and bubbling water have fooled many into thinking they have leaky faucets!
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