Post by Deleted on Jul 27, 2016 8:40:11 GMT 1
*checks the rules...* @ori2002 I didn't make an elaborate set of rules for nothing.
It may be a "Belgian Canary", but are you sure the bird was...
- ... born in
Belgium?
- ... has immediate parental connections with birds from Belgium?
- ... lived in Belgium for at least 5 years?
And was the song even commercially released? By commercially, I mean, it was released for sale. (I let you get away with this when you sent the rap song because I was being nice, and that was actually a good joke entry.)
- ... born in
Belgium?- ... has immediate parental connections with birds from
Belgium?- ... lived in
Belgium for at least 5 years?And was the song even commercially released? By commercially, I mean, it was released for sale. (I let you get away with this when you sent the rap song because I was being nice, and that was actually a good joke entry.)
www.birdchannel.com/bird-species/profiles/belgian-canary-2.aspx
According to nature, Belgian canaries are the ancestors of Belgian canries, as far as I'm concerned.
If there's no rule about the age, and the Belgian canary seems to have a career in the country of Belgium as a CANARY.
If you let go with the rap song about the commercial release, you must let it go this time.
BELGIAN CANARIES ARE ALLOWED IN NNMC AFAIK, MARTIN.
LET'S MAKE NNMC 6 "BELGIAN CANARY EDITION"
Czech Republic | 
Macedonia | 
Philippines | 
Poland | 
United Kingdom | 
Russia | 
Canada | 
Mexico | 
Croatia | 
Sweden | @aalto 
confirms! (Pls tell me if it's taken though)
