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Canaries are first brought to Europe by Spaniards in the 15th century and several species are bred to generate various and specialized new species. These birds became popular among royalties and eventually within the people. Canaries are trained to sing and today there are many canary species that are bought for the singing some of which are:

1- American Singer:

American singer canaries are bred from Roller and Border canaries in the early 20th century. The purpose in this breeding was to merge the look of Border and singing of Roller canaries and has been successful. These birds are known for good look and singing. Their singing has euphonic and various melodies.

2- Morocco Flauta:

Although not known for sure, these canaries are thought to be bred from Spanish Timbrado, Waterslager and Hartz Roller. This bird is distinguished by its singing rather than its look and known with many melodies such as: Flawtapelle, Flawtabellen, Flawtajok and many others.

3- Hartz Edel Roller:

This bird appears 300 years ago around Germany, Belgium, Luxembourg and the Netherlands. They are known and bred for their hollow and mellow melodies.

4- Waterslager (Malinois) :

Waterslager are alike with their relative Harz-Roller canaries in look and size but singing is quite different than both Harz-Roller and Spanish Timbrado. These canaries are bred in Belgium where they are popular. They are mostly plain yellow and slightly spotted but the color doesn’t matter because these birds are bred for their strong and sweet melodies. COM specifies these birds as “different singing canary”

5- Russian Singer:

Brought to Russia from Germany in 18th century in first place, those birds are loved by Russians due to high imitation skill. They are bred for their imitation and exceptional singing ability only. Although they are preferred to be plain yellow and white mostly, their look is rarely taken into account.

6- Spanish Timbrado:

Defined as a singing canary in 1970s, this bird is mostly unknown except Spain and some Latin American countries. Their singing is high frequency and much faster than Waterslager and Harz canaries.