Welcomes You - National Bird Show

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National Bird Show
Welcomes You
67th ANNUAL SHOW
DECEMBER 3 - 5, 2015
Pheasant Run Resort
St. Charles, Illinois
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Itinerary...........................................................................................2
Advance Cage Sales........................................................................3
NBS Membership Application........................................................5
Banquet/Auction........................................................................7-10
Raffle.............................................................................................11
2014 Higgins Trophy Winners ......................................................12
Exhibitor Services.........................................................................13
Bird Sale Room.............................................................................14
Pet Bird Exhibition .......................................................................15
Incentives.................................................................................16-17
Hotel Information/Floor Plans, etc. .........................................18-22
Local Points of Interest .................................................................23
Specialty Club Meeting Schedule.................................................24
Booster Button Supporters & Information ..............................25-26
Service Recognition Award...........................................................27
Show Rules ..............................................................................28-30
List of Awards................................................................................31
NBS Board of Directors................................................................32
Judges ......................................................................................33-41
Affiliated Specialty Clubs & Special Awards..........................52-54
Division 1 – Border Fancy............................................................59
Division 2 – Glosters ....................................................................65
Division 3 – Type Canaries...........................................................77
Division 4 – Old Varieties.............................................................87
Division 5 – Domestic Hartz.......................................................104
Division 6 – Fife Fancy...............................................................108
Division 7 – Stafford...................................................................111
Division 8 – Colorbred Lipochrome Canaries ............................118
Division 9 – Colorbred Melanin - Classic Canaries ...................123
Division 10 – Colorbred Melanin - New Color Canaries ...........128
Division 11 – Finches and Softbills ............................................133
Division 12 – Parrots ..................................................................148
Division 13 – Love Birds, Rares, and Eye-rings ........................153
Division 14 – Love Birds, Peachfaced........................................159
Division 15 – Cockatiels.............................................................166
Division 16 – American Singers .................................................172
Division 17 – Roller Canaries.....................................................176
Division 18 – Spanish Timbrados ...............................................178
Division 19 – Youth ....................................................................183
ATTENTION
NBS
MEMBERS!
When you register, you will be
given a badge as a form
of ID.
Identification will give
NBS members easy
access to events.
This badge will be
used to gain access to all
sponsored NBS activities.
Example: Chicagoland Theme
Night, the Main Exhibit Hall,
Club Meetings, and Vendor Area,
etc., you MUST have your
identification with you.
If you do not display your badge,
expect to be asked to display it or pay admission.
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2015 NBS ITINERARY
Thursday, December 3
10am
10am-9pm
2pm-9pm
6pm-7pm
9pm
Tag Sales and Registration Begins
Bird Sales Room Open
Bird Entries Checked In to Show Hal
State of the Union Address w/Keynote
Show Hall Closes
Megacenter Lobby
Megacenter Offices
Megacenter Hall
St Charles Ballroom
St Charles Ballroom
Friday, December 4
6am
7am
7am
8am
8:15am
8am-6pm
10am-6pm
12pm-6pm
5pm
7pm
6am
8am-5pm
9am-5pm
9am-3pm
11-11:30pm
11:30pm
2pm
3:30pm
4:30pm
7pm
Megacenter Hall
Show Hall Opens for Exhibitors
Higgins Booth in Hall
Youth Exhibitors Orientation
Megacenter Hall
ALL BIRDS MUST BE ENTERED IN HALL
Megacenter Hall
Opening Ceremony
Megacenter Hall
Judging Begins
Megacenter Offices
Bird Sale Room Opens
Megacenter Hall
Show Hall Open to General Public
St Charles Ballroom
TASC Vendors Open
Show Hall Closes
Chicagoland Theme Dinner & Auction St Charles Ballroom
Saturday, December 5
Megacenter Hall
Show Hall Opensto Exhibitors
Megacenter Offices
Bird Sales Room Open
Megacenter Hall
Show Hall Open to Public
St Charles Ballroom
TASC Vendors Open
Megacenter Lobby
Registration for Pet Bird Exhibition
Megacenter Lobby
Pet Bird Exhibition Judging
NBS ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING St Charles Ballroom
Megacenter Hall
Scannell, Anchor & Song Bird Judging
Megacenter Hall
Awards Ceremony
Megacenter Hall
Checkout of Birds by Groups
For all Specialty Club meeting locations, times, special events etc. see
meeting schedule located on page 24
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ADVANCE CAGE
TAG SALES
INFORMATION
Take advantage of getting your cage tags early !
Avoid the lines for check-in on Thursday !
Just remember that form must be in
by 9 pm Thursday.
Orders will be mailed out after September 2, 2014
and must be received no later than October 20, 2014.
Dues must be current with NBS or accompany
your order.
Payment for tags (and dues if applicable) must
accompany your order.
Tags are $2.00 each to a maximum of $50.00 per
exhibitor.
Orders will be charged a Shipping and Handling Fee 40 tags or less - $5.00
41 tags or more - $8.00
Tags and entry forms will be shipped via USPS.
No refunds on unused tag.
.
Visit www.ncbs.org for forms and details.
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PROBIOTICS
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Efficient digestion
Absorption of nutrients
Firmer droppings
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- Reduces Stress
- Recommended by Veterinarians
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NATIONAL BIRD SHOW
MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION OR
RENEWAL
INDICATE BY CIRCLING:
NEW or RENEWAL SINGLE or DUAL or YOUTH
Dues: Single, $20 for a year or $50 for 3 years
Dual, $30 for a year or $80 for 3 years
Youth, $10 per year
Name:_____________________________________________
Address:___________________________________________
City:________________________ ST:_________ Zip:_______
Phone:____________________________________________
Email:_____________________________________________
Membership runs from January 1 to December 31 of each year.
You will receive a ballot (Youth memberships are not eligible to
vote) in January of the following year for the National Board of
Directors election. Make checks payable to NBS (US$) and send
to:
Barbara Rosario
715 Avocado Court
Del Mar CA 92014
858-259-0232
[email protected]
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Show Your NCBS Spirit
NCBS will have a free commemorative
T-shirts for you at the registration table.
Hurry and get them while they
last as supply is limited.
Shirts provided by
National Bird Show Sponsors
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The Social Event of the Show
Friday December 4, 2015
St. Chalres Ballroom
Chicagoland
Nights
Featuring:
Banquet Dinner
Auction
Door Prizes
Silent Auction/Raffel
Costume Contest with Prizes
And more. . . .,
VIP SEATING AVAILABLE
Reserve a special table for your group
To reserve a table mail $50 check (USD) payable
to NBS to:
Mary Tarsitano
53546 Beechwood
Shelby Township, MI 48316
Cell: 586-246-7139 Home: 586-781-6429
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You are cordially invited to attend the
2015 National Bird Show
Chicagoland Night
in the St Charles Ballroom
December 4, 2015
Dinner Time: 7:00PM
Dinner Menu:
All Dinners served with Italian Style Garden Salad & Chef’s
Selections of Appropriate Vegetables & Starch & Rolls
Dessert will be Chocolate Fudge Cake Layered
with Rich Chocolate Ganache.
Entree Choices:
Chicken Vesuvio
Pan Seared Chicken Breast with White Wine,
Garlic & Herb Reduction.
Mediterranean Style Roasted Pork
Herbes de Province Crusted, Kalamata, Zucchini & SunDried Tomato Tapenade with Balsamic Marsala Glaze.
Grilled Sirlion Butt Steak
Cabernet Reduction with Caramelized Onions, Mushrooms
& Dotted with Bleu Cheese.
Vegetable Lasagna
Layers of Grilled Vegetables with Roasted Garlic
Children’s Menu
Chicken Tenders, Macaroni & Cheese,
Carrot Stick & Apple Juice
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Adults Tickets - $40/person (USD) if purchased prior
to October 25, 2015 and $45/person (USD) if
purchased after October 25, 2015 or at the show.
Youth Tickets - $20/person (USD) if purchased prior
to October 25, 2015, and $25/person (USD) if
purchased after October 25, 2015 or at the show.
Reserve you banquet table now! There is no charge but
you must have 10 people committed at the time you
reserve your table.
Advanced banquet tickets are non-refundable unles we
are able to resale your ticket.
Send Checks payable to NCBS in USD to
Mary Tarsitano
53546 Beechwood Dr.
Shelby Township, MI 48316
Hm: 586-781-6429, Cell: 586-246-7139
[email protected]
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NBS AUCTION
NBS
ACUTION
Come join us at the
Chicagoland Night Diner
7PM - St Charles Ballroom
for the Auction
featuring birds from last year’s
Higgins Winners.
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NBS RAFFLE
Be sure to visit the NBS Raffle table
located : Mega Center
Lots of winners
There will also be special
baskets raffled off at
Friday’s Night Chicagoland Night Event
Tickets: $1.00 each or 6 for $5.00
If you would like to donate to the
raffle, please contact:
Fund-raising Chairman; Josh Maple
908-433-5971 - [email protected]
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2014 Scannell Award for
Best in Show - Gloster Canary
Jan Davie
2014 Charles Anchor Award
for Best Foreign Bird
Parrot - Gary Morgan & Denise Cook
2014 Award for Best Song Bird in Show
Spanish Timbrado - Salvador Onate
2014 Higgins Trophy Winners
Borders
Glosters
Type Canaries
Old Varieties
Hartz
Fife Fancy
Stafford
Lipochrome Colorbred
Melanin Colorbred (Classic)
Melanin Colorbred (New Colors)
Finches and Softbills
Parrots
Lovebirds (Rares/Eye-Rings)
Love Birds (Peachfaced)
Cockatiels
American Singers
Rollers
Spanish Timbrado
Youth
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Paul & Norine Dee
Jan Davie
John Korsoros
Mac Saedi
Robert Wild
Sousa & Nabica
Jan Davie
Roman Pastrana
Robert & Nora Trincado
Fred & Claudio Gatto
Abigail Burhans
Gary Morgan & Denise
Cook
David & Mary Arthur
Alvaro Lopez
Josh Maple
Steve Baptiste
Allan Timar
Salvador Onate
Antonio Moise
Exhibitor Services
Advance Shipping
Tony Ruiz
702 Indian Way
St Charles IL 60174
630-513-6397
Avian Vets
Niles Animal Hospital
Dr. Peter Sakas
847-647-9325
On call for emergency's and health certificates
Motorized Scooter Rentals
Scoot Around
888-441-7575
See NBS web site for more info
www.ncbs.org
Transporation to/from Airport
A-1 Limousine
630-833-3788
www.A1Limousine.com
Be sure to mention you with the
National Bird Show
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Bird Sale Room
We welcome you to check in your birds for supervised
public shopping.
Location: Mega Center Lobby Offices
Sale Room Rules
Members of the National Bird Show
may sell birds thru the sales room.
Each bird must be registered prior to
entering the sales room. Forms are
available at the registration table. Fee is
$2.00 per bird.
Sellers must place the birds in clean,
appropriately sized cages with food and
water. Do not overcrowd the birds.
Sellers should identify the birds and
indicate whether they are pets or
breeders, type of food they are
accustomed to eating and any special
requirements or conditions the buyer should know. Only healthy stock
may be sold. The sales staff may refuse any cage they deem to be a
problem. Owners may assist sales room staff with selling of their own
birds but not with the financial transaction.
Sales room cashiers will handle ALL financial transactions in the bird
sale room. The NIROC room operators will receive 10% of all sales.
Only birds for sale may be brought into the bird sales room. The
sellers will be paid at the end of the show. The sales room operators
will be the final arbiter of these procedures and reserves the right to
amend or revise them as deemed necessary.
All purchases must be paid in cash. All sales are final and there will be
no refunds.
Hours:
Thursday – Open for check in at 10am – Close 9pm
Friday – Open 8am – Close 6pm
Saturday – Open 8am – Close 5pm All birds must be picked up by
6pm.
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Come One. . . Come All
To the NBS
Pet Bird Exhibition
Sponsored by Higgins Premium Pet Foods
Location: In the Mega Center Lobby
For the education and enjoyment of the public.
Entry Fee - None
Caging - Any style cage - cage required
Food and water required
Type of birds - All varieties of cage birds.
Entries taken from: 11am to 11:30am Saturday at
which time you can pick up the entry form.
Judging will take place at 11:30am.
Categories of judging will be:
Best Trick
Most Lovable
Best Talker
Best Dressed
Best Singer
Largest / Smallest Bird
Most Audience Appeal
Owners will be able to work with birds to get them to
display their best performance.
Birds will be awarded prizes and pictures will be
take for publication.
Birds will be released immediately after judging
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1 FREE
NIGHTS
LODGING
COULD
BE
YOURS
+ MORE!
That’s Right - 1 night free lodging if you are
the person or team who enters 35 or more
birds in St Charles, IL at the NBS !
Anyone who enters 35 or more birds will be
put into a drawing for the following:
1st Place - 1 free nights lodging
2nd Place - a free banquet ticket
3rd Place - a free year’s membership
For 2nd: If dual membership, the cost of both
banquet ticket will be reimbursed.
For 3rd: If dual membership, the full cost of
the a dual membership is covered.
To qualify as a “Dual” under the Exhibitor
Incentive Contest, you must hold one dual
membership between the team members
WINNER WILL BE ANNOUNCED AT THE
CHICAGOLAND NIGHT EVENT
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GOT INCENTIVES?
WE DO !!
Purchase a select Booster Button
or a Banquet Ticket or your
Advance Cage Tags by November 13, 2015
and be entered in the following drawings:
Purchase a Booster Button for
$50 or more and be automatically entered
for a chance to win 1 FREE ROOM NIGHT
at the Pheasant Run Resort, St Charles, IL.
Order & pay for your banquet ticket by
and automatically be entered
for a chance to win 1 FREE ROOM NIGHT
at the Pheasant Run Resort, St Charles, IL.
Order & purchase your Advance Cage Tags
and automatically be entered for a chance
to win 1 FREE ROOM NIGHT at the
Pheasant Run Resort, St. Charles, IL.
Drawing will be held at the
NIROC Annual Show - November 21, 2015
See website www.ncbs.org
for Booster Button, Banquet &
Advance Cage Tag information.
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4051 East Main Street,
St. Charles, IL 60174
Phone:(630) 584-6300
Make sure to call them
between the hours of 8AM to 5PM (CST)
Be sure that you get their in-house
reservation. Before or after those hours, the
calls go to a third party service, who
sometimes does not know what the current
room status is. Also, mention that you are
with the National Bird Show.
Room Rates: Around $114 to $130
(plus applicable taxes and charges)
depending on the room you select.
www.pheasantrun.com
You can also follow on FaceBook
https://www.facebook.com/PheasantRunResort
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Pheasant Run Floor Plan
Please refer to page 21 for Floor Plan legend
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Pheasant Run Resort Floor Plan Legend
Meeting Space
1
Mega Center
27 Gem Meeting Rooms
4
St Charles Ballroom
29 Bourbon Street
8
Amphitheater/Mainstage Theater
30 New Orleans Ballroom
Golf Meeting Rooms
Pinehurst I&II
Golf Meeting Rooms
39
Augusta I&II
41 Gallery Hall
10 Marsalis Ballroom: I&II
38
12 Broadway Ballroom: A, B, C
23 Preservation Hall A&B
25 Legends Meeting Rooms
Dining & Entertainment
7
17 Bourbon Street Creamery
Garden Atrium
11 Harvest
24 Zydeco Jacks
13 Clubhouse Lounge
29 Bourdon Street
15 Jambalaya
31 Terrace Café
16 Zanies
Pools
Guest Rooms
Resort Courtyard Guest Rooms (A, B, C, D)
Golf Guest Rooms (E, F, G)
Tower Guest Rooms (301-1616)
35 Indoor/Oudoor Pool
9 Garden Atrium Pool
Recreation & Shopping
2 Driving Range
6
26 Golf Pro Shop
Spa
28 Fitness Center
18 Outdoor Recreational Area
37 Library
19 Gift Shop
45 Putting Green
21 Video Arcade
Guest Services & Offices
1A Expo Registration
Rest Rooms
$ ATM
14 Food & Beverage Offices
33 Business Center
36 Activity Desk
35 Front Desk
38 Kids Club
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PHEASANT
RUN
Map and Driving Directions
From the North
Take 294 to 290 West (Eisenhower Expressway).
Follow signs towards US-20/Rockford/IL-64 for
3 miles. Merge onto North Ave. (Route 64) West
via exit 13B and travel 17 miles to Pheasant Run.
From the South
Take 294 North to 88 West. Exit at Route 59 North.
Go 8 miles to North Ave (Route 64) and turn left.
Pheasant Run is 2 miles down on the south side
of street, just past DuPage Airport.
From the West
Take North Avenue (Route 64) West. Go 2 miles west
of Route 59. Pheasant Run is on the south side of the
street, just page the DuPage Aiport.
From the East
Take 290 West (Eisenhower) to 88 West (East-West
Tollway). Exit at Route 59 North. Proceed 8 miles to the
North Ave (Route 64) and turn left. Pheasant Run is
2 miles down the south side of the street, just past
the DupPage Airport.
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WELCOME TO PHEASANT RUN
Please enjoy a complimentary dessert
with the purchase of an entree in
Jambalaya - Thurs 12/3 or Harvest Friday 12/4
800-4-PHEASANT (474-3272) pheasantrun.com
RUN
PHEASANT
RESORT
Become a Member of a Winning Team !
Want to actively participate in how the
National Bird Show operates?
Give some thought to running for a
position on the NBS Board of Directors
It’s a lot of work, but you’ll have a great support
team behind you.
You can be proud that you put your stamp on the
best “Show of Shows”
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Welcome To The 2015 National Bird Show
Fun stuff to do while your in St. Charles
Shopping in Century Corners - Boutiques & Antiques
2nd Avenue - 2 blocks north of Main Street
Dining & Shopping on 1st Street along the Fox River
Fox Valley Repertory - Pheasant Run Resort - Fri. Sat.
featuring “A Christmas Survival Guide” 630-584-6342
Zanies Comedy Club - Pheasant Run Resort 630-542-0001 Thurs. Fri. Sat
Forever Plaid - Steel Bean Theater - Fri. Sat. Sun. - 630-8521
Entertainment in Jambalaya - Pheasant Run Resort - Fri. Sat.
Entertainment at Fox City Grill-Hotel Baker - Downtown
St Charles Thurs. Fri. Sat
Flea Market - Kane County Fairgrounds Sat. 12-5pm, Sun 7am-4pm
See the St Charles Visitors Guide (found in your guest room or your Welcome Bag
for more information about:
Antiques and Boutiques
Art and Collectables
Special Events
Fine, Moderate and Familiar
Dining
Pubs and Suds
Greater St. Charles Convention & Visitors Bureau
311 N. Second St. Suite 100
St. Charles, Illinois 60174
www.visitstcharles.com - [email protected]
Phone: 800.777.4373
Fax: 630.513.0566
email: [email protected]
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Outdoor Recreation
Bike Rentals and Trails
Attractions & Museums
Specialty Club Meeting Schedule
Use of ANY open room times MUST be approved
by Debbie Eaton prior to use
Song bird clubs to hold meetings in their
NOTE: assigned judging rooms at their discretion.
THURSDAY MEETING SCHEDULE
Thursday: Room Ruby Room ~ Afternoon of Aviculture - 1PM - 4PM
Skyboxes 1&2 ~ NBS Board Meeting - 5PM
Skyboxes 3&4 ~ Stafford Canary Annual Meeting - 7PM
Ruby Room ~ OVCA Seminar - 7PM - 8 PM
Ruby Room ~ ALBS &NAPS Auction - 8PM
Skyboxes 1&2 ~ Computer
Friday:
Youth Exhibitor Meeting NCBS Awards Table Show Hall- 7AM
American Singer Club Hospitality Meeting Ruby Room@ 12N
SATURDAY MEETING SCHEDULE
TIME
8 AM
9 AM
10 AM
11 AM
NOON
1 PM
2 PM
Arnold Palmer
Ben Hogan
National
North American Cockatiel
Border Club
Society
Hartz
National
Canary Club
Colorbred
of America
Association
Ntl. Norwich
Old Varieties
Plainhead
Canary Assoc.
Canary Club
Yorkshire
North American Canary Club
Parrot Society of America
African
National Finch
Lovebird
& Softbill Soc.
Society
Open
Open
Jack Nickalus
American
Norwich
Society
National
Gloster
Club
International
Gloster
Breeders
United
Gloster
Breeders
Columbus
Fancy Canary
Association
International
Fife Fancy Club
of America
NATIONAL CAGE BIRD SHOWANNUAL MEETING
St. Charles Ballroom
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NCS BOOSTERS
For 2015 in St. Charles, Illinois
The National Cage Bird Show would like to thank the
following Boosters for helping our 67th annual show
being held this year in St Charles, Illinois.
Booster Buttons bought last year in Dayton, Ohio
helped support this year’s show. THANK YOU!
The following is a list of contributors:
Yellow Button
($100.00 or more)
Blue Button
($10.00 - $49.00)
David & Mary Arthur
Biers & Cromwell
Jan Bishop
Bonnie Cain
Paul & Norine Dee
Rudy & Kay Diehl
Tony Fiumerodo
Kerwin Fulton
Sandra & Max Gregory
Vicki & David Meyer
John & Jane Muscato
Mac Saedi
Dr James Stiller
Harold Sodamann
Jacquelynn Swan
Joe & Mary Tarsitano
Jack Sanchez
Fran Anderson
Linda Brandt
Brian & Lisa Cabrall
Winfield Checkley
Lindsay Clack
Humberto Costa
James H Diggs
Jonel Djakov
Rose Evans
Jeremy Faria
Tullio Ferri
Jorge Garcia
Ricardo Gaskin
Fred & Caludio Gatto
Ninez Giles
Adriana Gonzalez
John Kotsoros
Janet Landvater
Joe Larocca
Red Button
($50.00 to $99.00)
Steve Booras
Barbara Rosario-Booras
Luis Belchor
Gabe Estrella
Sally & Vince Huntington
Royce & Barbara Irwin
Charles Long
Kristine Rigdon
Katy Secor
Michael Sparks
Jim Warren
Blue Button
(continued)
Warren Laudenville
Julio Lorenzo
Daniel Maldonado
Regina & Jim McCarthy
Viorel Moise
Glenda Pullum
Armando Rizo
Tony Ruiz
Richard & Carol Sampson
Ricardo & Felipe Sanchaz
Ken & Jeanne Snyder
Fran Sodamann
Selwan Solara
Carmelo Taibi
Robert & Nora Trincado
Jose Urrutia
Omar Vazques
Alexander Villarreal
Rudy & Chita Yeganeh
Jose Zelada
Additional Donations
Mario Valladares
DRAGON Chapter 22
of the National American Singer Club
S 2015
NB
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SHOW YOUR
SUPPORT FOR THE
2016
NATIONAL
BIRD SHOW
at
PHEASANT RUN RESORT
ST. CHARLES, ILLINOIS
BUY NBS BOOSTER BUTTONS
For your donation of $10 to $49 you are awarded
a blue pin.
For your donation of $50 to $99 you are awarded a
a red pin.
For $100 or more you are awarded a yellow pin.
With your help we can be assured a successful show
in Tulsa. Your donation is very much appreciated.
Booster buttons will be available for sale at the
membership / registration desk at the 67th National
Bird Show in St. Charles, IL or when you renew your
membership you may include your donation for a
BOOSTER BUTTON.
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NBS SERVICE RECOGNITION AWARD
This award was established in 1981 to acknowledge those who
have given notable support to the NBS.
1981 F.H. Mahoney - Advertising, Publicity, and Public Relations.
1982 John Knipp - Breeder, Exhibitor, Judge.
1983 Cliff Williams - American Singers, 18 Kelloggs.
1984 Dorothy & Merle Ziegler - Past Board Member and Hartz Exhibitor.
1985 LaVerne Krauss - Past President, Hartz/American Singer Exhibitor.
1986 Harold Sodamann - Past President, Founded Booster Buttons.
1987 George Commons - Past Board Member & American Singer Sponsor.
1988 Ralph Bowman - Past Secretary, Budgie Exhibitor, Judge.
1989 Sig & Peg Larson - Sig Past President, Both NCBS Supporters.
1990 Dr. Val Clear - Bird Fancier, Author, Judge.
1991 Ray Johnson - Past President, Commercial Exhibits.
1992 Paul K. Ballew - First Commercial Booth Chairman.
1993 Charles Anchor - Past President, Exhibitor, Judge.
1994 Mark Whiteaker - Past President, Exhibitor, Judge.
1995 Margie McGee - Past Board Member, Exhibitor, Judge.
1996 Paul S. Williams - Past President, Judge.
1997 Don Stein - Provided Kellogg & Scannell Trophies
1998 Bob Metheny - Past Board Member, Past NCA President
1999 Mary Tarsitano - Board Member, Banquet & hospitality chair
2000 Bonnie Cain - Past President, Type & Colorbred Judge
2001 Ignacio Perea - Board Member, Exhibitor, Type & Colorbred judge.
2002 Bob & Pattye Roberts - Bob Board Member, both service to NCBS.
2004 Claire Brammer - Breeder, Exhibitor, service to NCBS.
2005 Jane Muscato Exhibitor, Check in Secretary.
2006 Barbara Rosario - Board Member, Webmaster, Membership, Judge
2007 Katy Secor - Long time exhibitor, loyal NCBS member/supporter
2008 Jim Warren - NCBS Member, Exhibitor, Volunteer.
2009 Dorothy Eggers - Past Board Member, Exhibitor, Volunteer
2011 John Muscato - Board Member, Exhibitor, Secretary.
2012 Sal DiPasquale - Past Board Member, Long time member/supporter
2013 Debbie Eaton - Board Member and Specialty Club Liaison Chair
2014 Jim Pestor - Corners Limited owner and financial supporter of the NBS,
Manufacturer of judging stands for the NBS and many years as a vendor.
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SHOW RULES
1. Only National Bird Show members may enter birds.
2. Entry fee shall be $2.00 per cage to a maximum of $50.
Entry fee for sale birds shall be $2.00 per bird.
3. Separate entry forms are required for each Division.
Exhibitor assumes responsibility for legality of his entry.
Entry forms and cage tags will be available starting 10am THURSDAY.
4. Entry forms must be completely filled out and used as follows:
White: to Show Secretary table by 9pm Thursday.
Pink and Yellow: to show hall with entries prior to 7am FRIDAY.
Pink and Yellow: exhibitor copy for checkout after banquet SATURDAY.
All white copies must be to Show Secretary table by 9pm Thursday.
No forms or tags will be sold Friday, sale birds excepted.
Birds will be received in the show hall 2pm to 9pm THURSDAY.
Entered birds may be brought to the show hall between 6 and 7am Friday,
however, these must be in the secretary books Thursday. All birds will be on
the benches by 7am Friday, judging starts at 8am. American Singers require
all entries be made prior to 9pm Thursday.
5. All entries must be bona fide property of exhibitor at least thirty (30)
days prior to the show. To compete for the Higgins Trophy all birds
must be bred and banded by the exhibitor except for Finch and
Parrot divisions. These need not be banded. Higgins winners and
band numbers may be published in the NBS newsletter.
6. To compete in unflighted (young) classes all entries must be bred and banded
with a recognized, current year, traceable and closed band. Secretaries
please send band numbers of your members to the NBS Secretary.
7. All birds that are flighted, or with open bands or unbanded, or with
unrecognized or non-readily traceable bands, must compete in the old
(open) classes.
8. Any bird purchased within one year from a judge cannot be shown at
NBS when that judge is officiating in that division at the show. No
judge/exhibitor nor his partners or family members can win any award he has
participation on the decision of the winner.
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SHOW RULES (CONTINUED)
9.
Division winners from all song bird divisions will compete for the Best
Song Bird in Show award. All other division winners, except the
Youth Division, compete for the Scannell Trophy. Division winners in
Finch, Parrot, Peachfaced, Lovebirds, Rare Lovebirds and Cockatiels will
compete for the Charlie Anchor Award for Best Foreign Bird.
10. Only one bird in a cage may be shown except in Finch Pairs section.
11. Every possible attention will be given to the care of the birds, but the
National Bird Show, Inc. and sponsoring clubs will not be held
responsible for any accident, mistake, loss, theft or damage that may
occur to any exhibit.
12. All birds must be checked on entering and leaving the show room. After
birds are entered and checked-in they are under the care of the show
management. They are not to be handled except by direct permission
of the show manager. If drinkers or feeders are removed for judging by the
stewards they should be replaced by the stewards. If this has not been
done the exhibitor should notify the show management and have it done
by those responsible for handling the exhibit.
13. No birds, drinkers or feeders shall be removed from their individual cages,
except by the Chief Steward. While entered in the show entries are under
the control of NBS.
14. Show management has the right to add, combine or withdraw classes
as the number of entries dictates.
15. No identification, signs or display advertising will be allowed on or about
any cage until judging has concluded.
16. Special awards given for club bands or membership will not be awarded
unless exhibitor's eligibility is indicated on the entry form. All special
awards will be judged and/or presented after division judging has been
completed.
17. Judging by daylight or Vitalite or equivalent as the situation dictates.
18. Colorbred canaries will be judged by the point system.
19. Cage bottoms should be covered with a regular seed mixture relative to
the particular species. Song birds use white paper.
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SHOW RULES (CONTINUED)
20. No steward is authorized to reclassify an entry. Only a judge has the
authority to reclassify an entered bird.
21. The judge has the right to withhold awards if the judge feels the bird does
not warrant the award. The judge is to check bands after judging for bred
and banded by the exhibitor. During judging, judges are not to use cell
phones and English is to used to communicate with stewards, secretaries,
award helpers and gallery, either by the judge or an through interrupter.
Apprentice judging is not permitted during judging.
22. Decisions of the judge are final.
23. Cut-off time for judging is 7pm Friday. If the Division is not finished the
judging will resume Saturday morning at 8am.
24. Entries shall be checked out one half hour after the banquet Saturday night.
Check-out procedures will be announced at the banquet. All entries must be
removed from Show Hall Saturday evening.
25. The NBS Board of Directors reserves the right to interpret all rules and
regulations and arbitrarily settle and determine all matters, questions and
differences in regard thereto. It also reserves the right to amend and add to
these rules. All complaints must be written and submitted with a $10.00
fee to the Board prior to the completion of the Scannell judging.
It helps to read the show rules sooner than later!
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LIST OF AWARDS
SCANNELL Award for BEST IN SHOW: Trophy & $300
Divisions 16 - 18 BEST SONG BIRD IN SHOW:
Trophy & $100
Divisions 11 - 15 BEST FOREIGN BIRD IN SHOW:
Charles Anchor Award (Trophy),Rosette, & $100
THE 18 BEST IN DIVISION AWARDS ARE CONTRIBUTED
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Divisions 1 - 18
Best - Higgins Award, Rosette,
2nd - 4th Division Trophy & Rosette
5th - 7th Division Rosette
Section Awards (1st) - Section Trophy & Rosette
2nd - 3rd Section - Rosette
Classes (1st-3rd) - Ribbon
Division 19 - Youth Awards
Best - NCBS Scholarship, Gold Medal and Division Rosette
Silver Medal - 2nd & Rosette
Bronze Medal - 3rd & Rosette
4th thru 7th - Division Rosette
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National Bird Show
Board of Directors for 2015
Gary Morgan
Debbie Eaton
Clarence Culwell
John Muscato
Rudy Diehl
Dean Reyes
Jane Muscato
Barbara Rosario
Robert Wild
Mary Tarsitano
Laura Bewley
Denise Cook
Frank Horan
Cheryl Burns
Josh Maple
Brian Cabral
Ignacio Perea Sr.
Harold Sodamann
Bonnie Cain
President
1st Vice President / Specialty Clubs Liaison / Awards
Treasurer / Scannell / Special Recognition Award Chair
Secretary / Show Manager / Show Incentives
2nd Vice President / Division Statistics
Corporate Sponsor Rep. / Higgins / Events Chair
Show Secretary
Web Site / Booster Buttons / Membership / Catalog
Commercial Exhibits Coordinator/Historian
Banquet Ticket Sales/Food/Beverage Coordinator
Catalog Sponsorships / Youth Programs
Judges’ Coordinator / Registration Coordinator
Setup & Tear-down Coordinator
Publicity / Show Advertising
Fund Raising
Check in/out Coordinator / Security
Honorary Board Member
Judges for the 67th National Show
1 - Borders
2 - Glosters
3 - Type Canaries
4 - Old Varieties
5 - Hartz
6 - Fife Fancy
7 - Staffords
8 - Lipochrome Colorbred
9 - Melanin Classic Colorbred
10 - Melanin New Color Colorbred
11 - Finches and Softbills
12 - Parrots
13 - Lovebirds Rare and Eye-ring
14 - Lovebirds Peachfaced
15 - Cockatiels
16 - American Singers
17 - German Roller Canaries
18 - Spanish Timbrado
Robert Bennet
Rob Wright
Brian Johannson
Debbie Eaton
Jim Warren
Regina McCarthy
Barbara Rosario
Claudio Gato
Albert Silva
Carmelo Taibi
Clarence Culwell
Jim Heffernan
Mike Miller
Janet Landvater
Royce Irwin
Tom Yang
Almin Omic
Eider Ferreira
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Meet the 2015 Judges
Division 1 - Borders - Mr. Robert Bennett
I was born in Comber, Co. Down Northern Ireland,
also the birthplace also of Thomas Andrews Jr. of
Titanic fame. I am sixty-eight years of age and
married. I have three grown-up children and eleven
grandchildren. My grandfather bred birds, so I was
introduced myself at an early age. Fifty years ago I
started breeding and showing competitively and
acquired a substantial number of trophies.
I have made a lot of friends along the way,
worldwide and still maintain many of these great
friendships today.
All my working life I worked in engineering and the
last twenty years was spent helping to build airplanes. My other hobbies are
breeding and showing rare breeds of chickens and have had good success
with them as well. Gardening and the history of Ireland are also an
enjoyment of mine, especially the history of the town and area I live in.
I am honored to be asked to come to judge your show. I look forward to
building new friendships as well.
The best of luck for a successful show.
Division 2 - Glosters - Mr. Rob Wright
My involvement with birds started at an early stage as
my grandfather, father and his brothers all kept various
types of birds. I started at about seven years old. My father
had Border canaries and I decided to keep and exhibit
European birds. I took a break from birds till I married my
wife Anne in 1972. This was the year I saw my first Gloster
canary and was amazed at the crest on the corona,
although it bore little resemblance to crests we now have
on modern Glosters. I purchased my first three glosters
locally and these became the basis of my stock.
After a few years of keeping types of birds I decided to
specialize in Glosters. I had also persuaded my father to
keep Glosters and after a year exhibiting independently we became a partnership
1974. This coincided with a rapid expansion in the number of Gloster breeders in
the UK and novice breeders outnumbered champions three to one. We enjoyed
success from our first year as champions and continued to exhibit and judge
together till my father's death in 1995. Meanwhile my son had been exhibiting and
judging Fife canaries and it was decided we would form a partnership.
I started judging in 1976 with European birds and went on to judge Glosters from
1980 and Fifes in the late eighties. I have judged Glosters at both the English and
Scottish Nationals and most of the specialist clubs in the UK including the IGBA. My
international judging has taken me as far as Israel, France, Portugal, Belgium, Italy,
Canada, Seattle, Holland and Greece.
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Division 3 - Type - Mr. Brian Johannson
I would like to thank the National Bird Show for inviting
me to judge in this year's show. At the show, I look forward
to meeting with all of you good people, where can we'll
discuss the birds, the show or the many other topics
related to the bird world.
Normally I do not like to tell tales about myself, however,
for over forty years I have been active in the world of birds
in one form or another. I started as a young boy in a
partnership keeping pigeons. As a young man I was into
foreign birds including European finches and zebra
finches. In a Partnership with my father-in-law, we won
best Zebra finch and best foreign pair in the 1973 National
Show in Vancouver. Shortly after that I tried my hand at
creating Mules between my European Finches and Gloster Canaries. I have also
kept, bred, and successful shown members of the Parrot families.
In 1975, I started my long love with the canary. I have kept, bred, and exhibited
Colour canaries, Yorkshires, Lancashires, Norwich, Scot fancy, Fife, Glosters, and
Borders. Currently, my aviary has the three breeds of Borders, Fife, and Glosters.
I have been successful on the Show Bench both in Canada and the USA for all
three types, having won Best of Breeds as well as Best in Shows. I am currently a
Canadian National Judge for the Avicultural Advancement Council of Canada
Division 4 - Old Varieties - Mrs. Deborah Eaton
It is an honor to have been chosen to judge the Old
Varieties division on the return of the National to
Chicago. I have been a longtime member and exhibitor
of this great show since the early 1980's. Breeding
various types of canaries has been a joy in my life that
has brought many great friends and memories to my
heart. The National has always had a tradition of
mentoring new exhibitors and welcoming them to our
show. A tradition that is worth continuing on, that is how
it began for me.
Animals, furred, and feathered of all varieties are a
part of my life. Foremost are my American Quarter
Horses and my birds. Birds of all types; Old Variety
Canaries, Type Canaries, and Softbills are my favorites.
My husband Carl and I have dogs, cats, parrots, chickens, peafowl, and horses.
We have bred, shown, exhibited and loved each and every one of them. My real-life
day job involves wearing many hats, working in a family practice doctor's office and
our own business in steel construction.
I serve on the National Cage Bird Show, Inc. Board of Directors, many years as
secretary-treasurer of the Old Varieties Canary Association, and the Canary Finch
Society in my home town of Houston, Texas. This year's NBS show enters a new
season of great changes for the show. I look forward to the show, my friends and
enjoying the high point of show season.
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Division 5 - Hartz - Mr. Jim Warren
I began raising canaries in 1981. In March of 1982 I
tragically lost all my birds in a fire. A member of our
local bird club, Ray Havens offered me a pair of Red
Factor canaries to get me back into birds. That was the
basis of by stock. I then began showing and I have
been showing Canaries since 1993.
I enjoy attending the shows and breeding Canaries. I
have raised Colorbred, Type and Old Variety Canaries
and I have also raised Budgies, Finches, and Pigeons.
I am currently raising Borders, Fifes, Hartz and a
single pair of Red Factor Canaries.
I attended my first National Bird Show in Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma with Ray Havens. I have enjoyed all
the NBS shows I have attended, meeting new people, seeing friends from past
shows and learning so much from other breeders.
I consider it an honor to be selected by the NBS membership to be the
Division 5 Hartz Canary judge for the NBS show this year. I wish all of the
exhibitors the best of luck and welcome visitors and new exhibitors alike. Best
of luck to all and may you all have safe travels home after the show.
Division 6 - Fife Fancy Canary - Mrs. Regina McCarthy
My attraction for canaries and finches began in early
childhood, in my homeland, Sao Paulo, Brazil. Breeding
canaries was my hobby for many years prior to my
arrival in the United States in 1971. After arriving in this
country I became involved again with birds and joined
various clubs.
My great satisfaction in this hobby is the pleasure and
honor I feel when I am selected to judge any of the Type
canaries. I have been invited to judge shows all over this
country as well as in Canada, Mexico and Belgium.
In addition to being a member of the National Bird
Show, I am a member of many other clubs in the USA,
Canada and Europe. I have served clubs in the position
of secretary, treasurer, trustee, secretary/treasurer, panel of judge's chairperson
and show manager.
During my years of breeding and exhibiting Fifes and Glosters, I realized that not
all birds drink freely from the external show cage drinkers. I developed the Mini
Drinker which, while originally intended for the Gloster show cage, to my great
satisfaction has gained widespread popularity and is now in use for many breeds of
birds.
I have been pleased with the success of my birds whenever they have been
exhibited and have most appreciated the many wonderful friends I have made as a
result of my interest in canaries. I am honored once again to judge and to select the
best diminutive, poised and balanced Fife canary for their worthy status awards at
the 67th National Cage Bird Show in St. Charles.
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Division 7 - Staffords - Mrs. Barbara Rosario
This year I am very pleased to have the honor of
judging the Stafford Division at the National Bird Show.
This will be my second time judging this Division at the
NBS.
At the 1996 National in Dearborn, Michigan, both
Harold Sodamann and Mark Whiteaker introduced
the Stafford canary to the National Bird Show by
displaying a few birds in show cages at the entrance of
the show hall. This was the great introduction of this
canary to our show.
Over the subsequent years many dedicated people
lent their efforts to furthering the interest in this breed.
Their work culminated with the Stafford canaries being
granted divisional status in 2008 at the NCBS in Lansing, Michigan.
It will be my pleasure to officiate at the show bench at this year’s NBS in St.
Charles. I also want to congratulate the all the Stafford canary exhibitors on their
success and will enjoy reviewing each exhibited bird and judging it to the Stafford
standard.
Division 8 - Lipochrome Colorbred - Mr. Claudio Gato
I am a father of four and a grandfather to three. I have
been raising canary since I was twelve years old. I won
my first show in 1976 under Gino Abbate with a red
lipochrome intensive. I have won seven
Kellogg/Higgins. I have judged many shows in North
America and I have been to Italy many times to see
shows and visit breeders there. The thing that I enjoy
about this hobby first is doing it with my dad, then the
competition, and the many friends you make along the
way, and those friendships are everlasting.
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Division 9 - Melanin Classic - Mr. Albert Silva
For as long as I can remember, we have always
had some kind of animal at home. I have always
been a big animal lover, especially birds and dogs.
Having grown up with as many as ten different types
of pets at one time, it is with no surprise that my
hobby as a grown man has involved animals. All of
my family are animal lovers as well. I currently live in
California with my wife, Hazel, and twin daughters.
We breed and show Color Breed canaries and,
through good fortune and hard work, we have done
very well at the show bench. We have won multiple
awards throughout the states in all major and most
competitive shows, including multiple National titles at
National Cage Bird Show, both Kellogg and Higgins
awards, as well and the coveted Pat Scannell award for best all around exhibit.
I must confess that none of my accomplishments would have been possible
without the fortune of having friends both here and abroad who were willing to
share their expertise. Therefore, I believe that if you want to learn, join and
support your local clubs and you will be amazed at the knowledge you will gain.
It is a great pleasure to judge the 67th National Bird Show, a place where
good friends meet. See you all soon at Pheasant Run.
Division 10 - Melanin New Color - Mr. Carmelo Taibi
I was born in Toronto, Ontario, moved to Sicily, Italy when
I was four years old and returned to Toronto at the age of
eighteen. While in Italy, I kept a few canaries, but it was
not until twelve years ago that I fell in love with raising,
breeding, showing and learning about Lipochrome
canaries, Melanin canaries and New Colour canaries.
I have been a member of the Canadian Association of
Colourbred Canaries (CACC) since 2003, and have had
the opportunity to attend many North American shows. In
2008, I had the pleasure of going to Reggio, Italy, to see
the Italian National Bird Show, and in 2010, I attended the
Belgium Colourbred Canary Show; both were wonderful
experiences for me. I was the winner of the 2010 Higgins
trophy for New Colour canaries.
I am thankful for all of my teachers from Canada, the United States and Europe for
sharing their passion for canaries with me and cultivating my interest in Colourbred
canaries. In 2012, I became a certified National Colorbred Association judge.
I am honored for being selected to judge the Melanin New Colour Division at the
2015 National Cage Bird Show in Chicago, Illinois. I am looking forward to seeing old
friends and meeting new breeders.
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Division 11 - Finches & Softbills - Mr. Clarence Culwell
I have been raising birds since about 1950. I
originally started with American Parakeets, which I
bred for several years. Later, a pair of Zebra finches
were added which really caught my interest and has
been a priority ever since. Over the years I have also
kept Cockatiels, Love Birds, Senegals, Conures,
Parrotlets, Cockatoos and other miscellaneous birds.
After keeping birds for some years, I started
showing my birds and enjoyed the competition and
friendships that I made at the shows. Some of my
dearest friends are friends that I have made in the bird
world.
I started judging birds after the encouragement I
received from many people and fellow exhibitors. I am
a Panel Judge for National Finch and Softbill Society, National Cockatiel Society,
and North American Parrot Society. Over my extensive judging career, I have
judged many shows across the country, including the National Cage Bird Show a
few times.
I am the judge's panel chairman for North American Parrot Society. I am currently
a director for the National Cage Bird Show and currently serving the membership
as the treasurer.
I am truly honored to be selected to preside of the Finch division. It is a highlight of
my judging career. I would like to wish the National Bird Show a very succesful
Division 12 - Parrots - Mr. Jim Heffernan
I am a father of six, one boy and five girls. I have been
keeping birds for over thirty years starting at the age
of twelve with a Zebra Finch which was closely followed by
a Society finch. Today they still remain my two favorite
finches. I was a founding member and judge of the Irish
ZFS and Irish foreign bird club. I became a judge in
Ireland at age 20 and judged most of the large shows
there, some several times. I moved to the USA eighteen
years ago and have been judging here in the USA and
Canada for several years. I look forward to meeting old
and making new friends.
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Division 13 - Rare / Eyering Lovebirds - Mr. Mike Miller
Love Birds have been very rewarding to me since my
engagement with them in the 1970's. I am honored to be
asked for the third time to judge the heralded NBS.
Since I became a judge in 1990, I have judged shows
from the east to the west coast in the USA and have had
the pleasure of judging the great birds in beautiful Puerto
Rico for the past several years. It has been an honor to
judge at two AFA annual conventions recently as well as
winning a BIS at one of them in Raleigh. I have also had
the pleasure of winning the Love Bird division at the NBS
several years ago. Additionally, I have had the privilege of
holding the Chairman's position in the African Love Bird Society for the past several
years as well as being on the select committee in the 1980's that defined the
Fischer's and Masked species for our exhibitors. The most significant
accomplishment of all this is the wonderful like-minded bird people I have
befriended and all the beautiful birds I have enjoyed seeing and judging. My time
spent in our hobby has been an irreplaceable part of my life.
Best of luck to everyone’s breeding programs. Good Luck to all the Exhibitors. I
wish the best for NBS and their show in St. Charles.
Division 14 - Peachfaced Lovebirds - Mrs. Janet Landvater
I'm from Hershey, Pennsylvania, and work as a self
employed Hair Stylist. I've been married for fifty years to
my husband Jim who raises exotic pheasants, ducks &
quail. We have two children Jim Jr, Brenda and two
granddaughters Hannah 21 and Rebecca 18.
Due of my husbands interest in exotic pheasants I
became interested in cage birds and asked for a pair of
Finches for my birthday in 1988. My collection soon grew
to include, Lovebirds, Cockatiels, Cockatoos and a pair of
African Grey's. I soon settled into breeding all Lovebirds,
besides breeding the Peachfaced Lovebirds I also bred
some of the rare species of Lovebirds the Abyssinian and Madagascar.
My first show that I attended was the Chester Cage Bird Club in 1988 and
immediately became hooked on exhibiting. The next year I started showing my
lovebirds and cockatiels. In 1991 I attended my first National Cage Bird Show in
Dearborn, Mi. and won my first Kellogg in New Orleans, La. with a Madagascar and
again in San Juan, PR. with a Male Abyssinian.
I am a member of the African Lovebird Society and also serve as a regional
director, a panel judge since 1995, and I am currently serving as ALBS affiliation's &
awards chairperson.
I''m an honorary member of the Chester County Bird Club in PA, and a founding
member of the Northeastern Lovebird Exhibitors Assoc. I have judged at two
National Cage Bird Shows one in 2002 where I judged the Lovebird Rare & Eyering
Division held in Santa Clara, CA, and at the 2007 National where I judged the
Lovebird Peachfaced Division in Denver, Co.
I feel honored to have been chosen to judge the Peachfaced division at another
National. I look forward to seeing the results of everyone's breeding programs.
Good Luck to all the Exhibitors.
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Division 15 - Cockatiels - Mr. Royce Irwin
Like so many of my fellow bird fanciers, I started with just
one bird in 1984. It was a Cockatiel that my son received
when he was sixteen years old and the man who gave it to
him told him about breeding and showing birds. Naturally,
we needed a second bird to start having chicks so that is
where my love for birds sprouted wings.
We joined our local bird club and found other birds to join
our aviary including Budgies. My first national organization
to join was the American Cockatiel Society and my first
National Cage Bird Show was in Denver in 1997.
I achieved judge status in ACS many years ago but
changed to the National Cockatiel Society in 1997. I am
qualified in judging parrots through the North American Parrot Society.
At this time, we have Cockatiels, Budgies, Finches and Bourke Parakeets but
have been the most successful in breeding and exhibiting Cockatiels .
My first opportunity to judge the National was in Puerto Rico in 2000 and I have
been privileged to judge in Canada, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and all of the local
shows in Texas. I truly enjoy the challenge in competition and have had the joy if
seeing some beautiful exotic birds and I always enjoy seeing new breeders win
spots on the Top Benches.
Thank you for this opportunity and good luck to all our exhibitors in
Chicago.
Division 16 - American Singers - Mr. Tom Yang
Tom was born in Thailand and raised in France. In 1993,
Tom moved to the United States where he and his wife
Emily currently reside with their children outside of Detroit,
Michigan.
Tom’s interest in birds began at a very early age when he
started raising Canaries. His fascination, curiosity, and
passion for the fancy continued to increase as he grew
older.
Tom was first introduced to the American Singer Fancy in
2003 and today is an active and valued member of his local
club, DRAGON Chapter 22 of the American Singers Club.
He has served DRAGON as the show manager for the club’s annual Song Trials
for the past ten years. Tom has also previously served the National ASC club as
2nd vice president and as a nominator. In addition to serving his local ASC Club
and the National ASC Club, Tom became an accredited ASC judge, received his
judging card in 2007, and immediately began judging ASC sanctioned shows
throughout North America. Tom has a reputation for being a well trained,
devoted, and scrupulously honest judge. Over the years, Tom has enjoyed the
camaraderie of other enthusiasts who share his love for the American Singer
Canary.
Tom is very honored to judge the American Singer Canary division at this year’s
esteemed 67th National Bird Show in St. Charles, Illinois. He thanks everyone
for the opportunity to do so, and he's looking forward to seeing everyone there.
Good luck to all…..
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Division 17 - Rollers - Mr. Almin Omic
I was born in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Southeastern
Europe. In 1995, at the age of nineteen, I moved to the
United States and have lived there since.
My family always had different kinds of birds ever since I
was little. I fell in love with German Roller canary song
at a young age and always dreamed of raising them
seriously. Finally, in the early 2000s I located some
German Rollers and since then I have been an active
member of a number of clubs, both locally and
internationally.
In 2013 I became an accredited judge of the Central
States Roller Canary Breeders Association.
Currently I am serving as vice president and treasurer of
one of the larger roller canary clubs the Northwest Roller Canary Club of Seattle,
Washington.
I am always happy to share my roller experiences and help breeders recognize
the various Roller Tours.
I appreciate the NBS members selecting me to judge and wish you a great show.
Division 18 - Spanish Timbrados - Mr. Eider Ferreira
I was born in Havana, Cuba. I am forty-one
years old and moved to the United States in
1991. I always kept cage birds throughout my
childhood. I started with several varieties of
Canaries and wild Finches from Cuba, however, I
have always been amazed by Songbirds such as
the Cuban Nightingale, the Mockingbird, and
Song canaries.
It was back in 1998 when I heard the Spanish
Timbrado for the first time and immediately fell in
love with its cheerful, bright, and metallic song. I
have ever since dedicated only to breeding and
showing the Spanish Timbrado.
I became a Spanish federation of Ornithology (F.O.E.) judge in Spain
in 2006, and judged at the National Bird Show 2006 in Chicago, in San
Juan Puerto Rico, and side by side with senior judges in Spain.
It is an honor to have been nominated and selected again to judge the
2015 National Bird Show in Chicago and look forward to seeing you all.
Good luck everyone!
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mode keeping and repeating the last Sunrise/Sunset times.
Featured: (All Programmable)
Specifications:
Sunrise Duration (3-30Mins.)
Operates from 120V AC 60HZ
Sunset Duration (3-45Mins.)
Fused at 10 Amp
Night Light if Desired or “OFF”
White/Blue 20 X 4 Line Display
Fixed Sunrise Start Mode if
Desired. Adjusts Daylight Hours
at Sunset ONLY in Boost or Rest
One outlet for Sunrise/Sunset
Stimulation. (800W Max.)
Power Line Failure Detection.
Restores lights to valid state
upon restoration of power.
One outlet for Day Lamp
(Fluorescent 1000W Max.)
All Values Stored in NV/Ram
Manual On/Off Override of
DayLamps
Crystal Controlled Real Time
Clock
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Joe & Mary’s
Nest
Breeders
Exhibitors
Gloster Fancy,
American Singer,
Red Ground Colorbred
Canaries
Joe & Mary Tarsitano
53546 Beechwood
Shelby Township, Mi 48316
(586) 781-6429
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Sal Di Pasquale
Wishes everyone
all the best at this year’s
67th
National Bird Show
in St. Charles, Illinios
Sal Di Pasquale
734-829-9968
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American Canary
Fanciers Association
TO ALL THE EXHIBITORS
AND WINNERS AT THE 67TH
NATIONAL CAGE BIRD SHOW
Watch Out. . LA is coming!
Come to Sunny Southern California for our 36th Annual Show.
We will be judging 11 Divisions. Our members will then make
their way to St. Charles, IL. to compete with the BEST OF THE BEST
at the National Bird Show
Our Meetings are the 2nd Sunday of each month at the
LA County Arboretum Arcadia CA
Annual Show - Novmeber 14, 2015, Arcadia CA
For Show Detail- www.acfa-canaryclub.com
2015 OFFICERS:
President - Rey Mena
1st VP - Martin Valdez
2nd VP - Alex Ng
Secretary - Cindy Diaz
Treasurer - Salvador Servin
Show Manager - Mary Anne Buckles
Newsletter - Mary Anne Buckles
Membership/Bands - Ragi Abboud
Head of Stewards - Ragi Abboud & Felix Calero
Head of Secretaries - Mary Anne Buckles
WebMaster - Barbara Rosario
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specialty club
financial contributions
and affiliations
for 2015
African Love Bird Society ($250 per division).........................$500
American Norwich Society.......................................................$150
American Singers Club .............................................................$100
Central States Roller Canary Association .................................$300
Hartz Club of America ..............................................................$300
Columbus Fancy Canary Association .......................................$200
International Fife Fancy Club of America.................................$300
International Gloster Breeders Association ..............................$200
National Cockatiel Society........................................................$300
National Colorbred Association ($300 per division) ................$900
National Finch & Softbill Society ............................................$650
National Gloster Club ...............................................................$100
National Norwich Plainhead Canary Club................................$100
North American Border Club....................................................$700
North American Parrot Society.................................................$600
Old Varieties Canary Association .............................................$750
Spanish Timbrado Society of America .....................................$750
Stafford Canary Club of America .............................................$500
United Gloster Breeders............................................................$100
Yorkshire Canary Club..............................................................$150
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Affiliated Clubs’
Special Awards
Many thanks to the affiliated clubs for
generously donating for their
divisions at the show. We appreciate
your support.
Thank you for being a part of NBS !!
African Love Bird Society
Best in Show Plaque for each
Division 1 -10,
Best in Show Rosettes for each
Division,
Best in Section Ribbons
American Norwich Society
Best Norwich Certificate
Columbus Fancy Canary
Association
Rosettes for Best Columbus,
Best Plain Head, Best Crested,
Best White Ground,
Best Cinnamon
International Fife Fancy
Club of America
1st - 10th Ribbons
International Gloster Breeders
Association
1st - 5th Section Rosettes, Best
Cinnamon, White & Yellow Both
Heads Rosettes
Irish Fancy Club of America
IFCA Rosettes
1st - 3rd
National American Singer Club
NASC Medallion & Rosettes
1st - 5th
National Cockatiel Society
Complete set of Rosettes,
Plaques & Trophies
National Colorbred Association
1st - 4th Rosettes in each Division
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Affiliated Clubs’ Special Awards
Continued
Bill Parlee Award - Best Finch
Val Clear Award - Best Softbill
Charlie Anchor Award Best Zebra Finch
Division and Section Awards
National Finch & Softbill Society
National Norwich Plainhead
Canary Club
NNPCC Certificate for Best Norwich,
NNPC Rosettes for Best
and 2nd Best Norwich
North American Border Club
Clarence W King Memorial Award,
Rosettes for Best Unflighted and Best
Flighted
North American Parrot Society
Best in Show- NAPS
Best Novice in Show- NAPS
1st - 10th Place Rosettes
Old Varieties Canary Assoication
Harold Sodamann Award Best Old Variety in Division
Spanish Timbrado Society
of America
1st - 3rd Best Individual
1st - 3rd Best Team
Stafford Canary Club
of America
Section Rosettes,
Rosettes for Best Crested and Best
Non-Crested
United Gloster Breeders
Plaque and $100 for
Best Gloster and
Best Opposite Head
(must be member of UGB to win $)
Yorkshire Canary Club
Plaque and Rosette for Best
Yorkshire and
Best Novice Yorkshire
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KING’S
CAGES
I N T E R N AT I O N A L , L L C
Manufactures Of All Size Canary Cages
For All Your
Canary Supples
KING’S
CAGES
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Toll Free: (866) 777-7303 Tel: (732) 698-9800 Fax: (732) 698-9806
www.KingsCages.com [email protected]
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The Avicultural Society of Chicagoland’s
Holiday Bird Expo at the National Bird Show!
Come meet vendors from across the country and shop
while viewing some of the most beautiful birds kept in the US!
For more information or to reserve your booth
visit: www.tasc-chicago.org today
TASC is affiliated with
the American Federation of Aviculture,
protecting a future with birds
www.tasc-chicago.org
& www.afabirds.org
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THE GREATER CHICAGO CAGE BIRD CLUB
CONGRADULATES THE NATIONAL BIRD SHOW
ON THEIR 2015 SHOW AND WISHES THEM THE
BEST SUCCESS IN THIS YEAR’S ENDEVOR.
THIS YEAR GREATER CHICAGO WILL SPONSOR
A SPECIAL KRAUS/ZIEGLER AWARD FOR
EXCELLENCE IN AVICULTURE IN MEMORY OF
LAVERNE KRAUS AND DOROTHY ZIEGLER, TWO
LONG TIME PILLARS OF THE BIRD FANCY, NOT
ONLY IN CHICAGO BUT THE ENTIRE COUNTRY.
All are welcome to visit the GCCBC at our Bird
Adoption center in Villa Park, Illinois. At 204
South Villa Avenue where we rescue and rehome
all cage birds.
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Join Us
y of Aviculture
Diversit
Celebrating the
The American Federation of Aviculture
41st Educational Conference & Avian Expo
July 29-Aug 1 2015--Chicago Illinois
For more information--www.AFABirds.org
Wishing NBS a Great Show!
AFA Office PO Box 91717 Austin, TX 78709 512-585-9800 [email protected]
The Federation of Aviculture, Inc. is a non-profit 501(c)3 educational Organization
PRODUCTS, IN
BIRD
Breeding Suppl C.
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P.O. Box 376
um, CA 95656-0376
Mt. Auk
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WELCOME TO
ST CHARLES, ILLINOIS
BEST WISHES
FOR A SUCCESSFUL SHOW
AND BREEDING SEASON
Rudy Diehl
Breeder & Exhibitor
of
Type Canaries
2858 W SUNSET DR
CLEVELAND, OK 74020
(918) 243-5539
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NORTH AMERICAN BORDER CLUB
2014 - NATIONAL WINNERS
- Dayton, OH -
BORDER CANARY
WINNER OF HIGGINS AWARD
PAUL & NORINE DEE
(Buff Green Lightly Variegated Hen)
- 153 ENTRIES - 18 EXHIBITORS
LUIS BELCHIOR (BUFF GREEN LIGHTLY VARIEGATED COCK)
JOE MARTINS (BUFF HEAVY VARIEGATED HEN)
CHARLES LONG (BUFF GREEN VARIEGATED HEN)
ARTHUR MEDERIOS (YELLOW HEAVY GREEN VARIEGATED COCK)
TOM LAUBER (YELLOW GREEN 3/4 DARK VARIEGATED HEN)
ARTHUR MEDERIOS (YELLOW HEAVY GREEN VARIEGATED HEN)
MANUEL VIEIRA (BUFF GREEN 3/4 DARK VARIEGATED FLIGHTED HEN)
GABE ESTRELA (BUFF GREEN 3/4 DARK VARIEGATED HEN)
10th TOM LAUBER (WHITE LIGHTLY VARIEGATED HEN)
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
SECTION 1 - (57 ENTRIES)
2nd LUIS BELCHIOR
1st PAUL & NORINE DEE
3rd TOM LAUBER
1st JOE MARTINS
2nd CHARLES LONG
3rd ARTHUR MEDERIOS
1st TOM LAUBER
Secretary
2nd PAUL & NORINE DEE
Rosettes upon club request
Elizabeth King
625 Kings Court
Dickinson, TX 77539
(832) 340-7810
[email protected]
Norine Dee
29223 Will Center Rd.
Peotone, IL 60468
(708) 489-1024
[email protected]
3rd MANUEL VIEIRA
Treasurer
Raquel King
4325 Bar J
San Antonio, TX 78253
(210) 679-6543
[email protected]
www.NorthAmericanBorderClub.com
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DIVISION 1 - BORDER FANCY CANARIES
The North American Border Club Standard of Excellence
The grand essentials of the Border Fancy
Canary are type and quality. Without these
all other aspects are useless. The general
appearance is that of a clean cut, lightly
made compact, proportional, close
feathered Canary showing no tendency to
heaviness, roughness, or dullness, but
giving the impression of fine quality and
symmetry throughout.
HEAD & NECK 10 points. Head wellrounded and neat when viewed from any
angle, beak fine, eyes clear and positioned
to rest on an imaginary line as an extension
to the line between the upper and lower
mandible of the beak, very slightly
forward of the central point of the head.
Neck rather fine, in keeping with the head
and flowing smoothly into the body lines
and of a sufficient length to give a free,
jaunty look to the head carriage.
BODY 15 points. Well filled and nicely rounded running in a smooth
downward curve from the gently, smooth rise of the shoulders to the point of
the tail. The chest is also nicely rounded, but not heavy. The line of the curve to
the root of the tail always being downward. Viewed from above and behind the
body outline should be symmetrically pear shaped.
WINGS 10 points. Compact and carried close to the body, covering the back
with primary and secondary flight feathers meeting at the tips. Out flight tips to
meet at the root of the tail. Primaries and secondaries to be pointed.
LEGS & FEET 5 points. Legs of medium length and showing a little thigh.
The legs should be fine yet in harmony with the size of the bird and allowing it
to adopt a gay, jaunty stance. Feet in keeping with the legs, both to be clean and
without blemish.
PLUMAGE 10 points. Close, firm and fine quality, presenting a smooth,
silken, glossy appearance, free from browiness, frill or roughness.
TAIL 5 points. Close packed and narrow, being nicely rounded and well
filled in at the root.
POSITION & CARRIAGE 15 points. Semi-erect standing at an angle of
about 60 degrees. Gay and jaunty with a full poise of the head.
COLOR 15 points. Rich, soft and pure, as level in tint as possible throughout
but extreme depth and hardness such as color feeding gives, are debarred. Any
exhibit being color fed will be disqualified.
SIZE 5 points. The ideal length from the top of the head to the tip of the tail
is approximately five and three quarters (5-3/4) inches, length should be in
proportion and balance with other features of the bird.
HEALTH 10 points. Condition and cleanliness shall have due weight.
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DIVISION 1 – BORDER FANCY CANARIES
Sponsor - Tom Lauber
SECTION 1 - Clear, Ticked or Lightly Variegated
Sponsor - Norine & Paul Dee
Old
01
05
09
13
17
21
25
29
Cock
Young
02
06
10
14
18
22
26
30
Hen
Yellow clear or ticked
Buff clear or ticked
White Clear or ticked
Yellow Green lightly variegated
Buff Green lightly variegated
Yellow Cinnamon lightly variegated
Buff Cinnamon lightly variegated
White with A.O.C lightly variegated
Old
03
07
11
15
19
23
27
31
Young
04
08
12
16
20
24
28
32
SECTION 2 - Variegated and Heavy Variegated
Sponsor - In Memory of Clarence King
Old
33
37
41
45
49
53
57
61
65
Cock
Young
34
38
42
46
50
54
58
62
66
Hen
Yellow Green variegated
Buff Green variegated
Yellow Cinnamon variegated
Buff Cinnamon variegated
Yellow Heavy Green variegated
Buff Heavy Green variegated
Yellow Heavy Cinnamon variegated
Buff Heavy Cinnamon variegated
White with A.O.C variegated to heavy
variegated
Old
35
39
43
47
51
55
59
63
67
Young
36
40
44
48
52
56
60
64
68
SECTION 3 - Self or Foul
Sponsor - Miguel & Jorge Rojas
Old
69
73
77
81
85
89
93
97
101
Cock
Young
70
74
78
82
86
90
94
98
102
Hen
Yellow Green 3/4 dark variegated
Buff Green 3/4 dark variegated
Yellow Cinnamon 3/4 dark variegated
Buff Cinnamon 3/4 dark variegated
Yellow Green self or foul
Buff Green self or foul
Yellow Cinnamon self or foul
Buff Cinnamon self or foul
White with A.O.C 3/4 dark self or foul
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Old
71
75
79
83
87
91
95
99
103
Young
72
76
80
84
88
92
96
100
104
73
79
PAUL DEE
Breeder & Exhibitor
80
83
02
04
(708) 489-1024
07
Multi-time National Winner
14
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King Aviary
Mrs. Clarence W. King
Breeder - Exhibitor - International Judge of Type Canaries
FOR SALE:
Show Cages for
Type Canaries
Gloster, Norwich,
Columbus Fancy,
Frill, Fife, Scot Fancy
Also: Italian Breeding
& Flights from Italy
(Terenziani)
For More Information
Prices & Availability:
Call, email or write
(210) 679-6543
[email protected]
4325 Bar “J”
San Antonio, TX 78253
Golden State Borders
TONY FIUMERODO
11 Dorrit Court
Newbury Park, CA 91320
(805) 376-0810
[email protected]
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BEST OF LUCK
TO ALL THE EXHIBITORS
AT THE 67th
NATIONAL CAGE BIRD SHOW
RICHARD AND CAROL SAMPSON
BREEDER ~ EXHIBITOR
QUALITY GLOSTER CANARIES
CHARLES LONG
Breeder & Exhibitor
of Quality Gloster Canaries
Winner of two Scannell Awards
for Best Bird In Show
& two Kellogg/Higgins
[email protected]
559-575-1957
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Jan Davie
Breeder & Exhibitor
of quality
Gloster & Stafford Canaries
2014 Scannell Winner
for Best Bird in Show
Winner of three Higgins Trophies
website: www.jansbirds.com
Phone: 630-878-6068
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Good Luck
to all the Gloster Exhibitors
at the 67th National Bird Show
Richard Lumley
[email protected]
President of the IOA-COM-UK Membership/Ring sec for the IOA-COM-UK
Vice President of the COM-UK
World show conveyor for taking birds to the world show for COM-UK
Overseas person for the Gloster Counci
Overseas General & Patronage Secretary for the IGBA-UK
Joseph Ashworth
Breeder/Exhibitor
Gloster, Fife,
Border
Canaries
14469 Edshire Dr
Sterling Heights, MI 48312
[email protected]
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Best Luck to all the participants of the
Presented by the
Member Sponsors of
our Club
www.glosters-usa.com
Alan Allawerdi
Joseph Ashworth
Steve Booras
Barbara Rosario-Booras
Ioan Coca
Juan Chavez
Rami Moreab
Jan Davie
Father Gregory Sakowicz
Alan Dean
Rudy Diehl
Mary & Joe Tarsitano
Jim & Alice Diggs
Golden State Type Canary
Shawn Fariba
Breeders
Brian Johannson
Gary & Mindy Wargowsky
Diana Johnston
Sam Kouhkan
For more information on joining
Charles Long
visit www.glosters-usa.com or
Richard Lumley
email, call or write to:
Veng Ma
UNITED
GLOSTER BREEDERS
Ben Martinez
715
Avocado Court
Regina McCarthy
Del
Mar,
CA 92014-3911
Les Michalczewski
858-259-0232
Mike Nichols
[email protected]
Donald Perez
UGB offers it members an
Mike Perez
educational platform where they
Fred Rahman
can learn and have a good time
Jorge Rojasi
along the way !
JOIN NOW !!!
Dues: $20.00 single - $25.00 Dual
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International Gloster Breeders Association
U.S. Chapter
CONGRATULATION TO JAN DAVIE
Winner of the 2014 National Cage Bird Show
Scannel Trophy for the Best Bird in Show
Higgins Award for Best Gloster in Show
IGBA extends Best
Wishes to Exhibitors
and Friends at the
2015 NBS
2014 Coronas
Larry Blake
Charles Long
Larry Blake
Juan Rodriguez
W. Checkly
Rizo & Gonzales
Best Gloster NCBS 2014
Scannel & Higgins Winner
Jan Davie
2nd - Regina McCarthy
3rd - Ioan Coca
4th - Charles Long
5th - A.Gonzales & A.Rizo
6th - Winfield Checkly
7th - Antonio Moisey
2014 Consorts
Hector Diaz
Alan Dean
Hector Diaz
Juan Rodriguez
Sousa & Nabica
Color Corona Consort
White - C. Long J. Davie
Yellow- J.Davie Rizo/ Gonzales
Cinn - R. McCarthy I. Coca
International Gloster Breeders Association
U.S. Chapter
“A Head Above the Rest”
IGBA offers a partnership in an international union dedicated
to promoting the best interest of the Gloster canary in the
United States and encourages the membership to breed and
exhibit as near to the adopted standard as possible
To promote the Gloster Fancy, IGBA provides patronage
certificates to local clubs and to the National Cage Bird Show
SHOW CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE TO ANY CLUB UPON REQUEST
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Good luck to all the participants of the
Members of the IGBA U.S. Chapter
Where the Best Get Better
Guidelines for exhibiting Glosters at the
See the IGBA web page - www.glostersusa.com
ter Breed
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IGBA
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Int
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Stephanie Burk
P.O. Box 35973
Las Vegas, NV 89133
702-656-7662
[email protected]
e
Debbie Eaton
4147 Fuqua Street
Houston, TX 77098
713-734-5698
[email protected]
Best of luck
To all exhibitors
At the 2015
National Bird Show
Winfield Checkly
1238 Calvert Beach Road
St. Leonard, MD 20685
410-586-2366
[email protected]
Pat Riccio
10 Revere Lane
Trumbell, CT 06611
203-261-8808
www.thehouseofgloster.com
Sandra Foote
380 Douglas Ave N.E.
Gervais, OR 97026
503-792-3582
[email protected]
Jan Davie
4 N967 Redwood Lane
St. Charles. IL 60175
630-513-7214
[email protected]
Fran Sodamann
11310 School Creek Road
Saint George, KS 66535
785-342-0415
Regina McCarthy
58 Joanne Drive
Hanson, MA 02341
781-294-0340
[email protected]
Our newsletter provides photographs and many helpful tips on
Gloster care breeding information and training.
YOU ARE INVITED TO JOIN US:
Dues: $25.00 Single Membership $30.00 Dual Membership
IGBA leg bands are available to members.
Secretary/Treasurer: Regina McCarthy
58 Joanne Drive, Hanson, MA 02341
Tel: 781-294-0340 Email: [email protected]
“With A Passion” Breed and Exhibit The Very Best Glosters
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National Gloster Club
Plan to attend the premiere
Gloster Speciality Show
in the USA
NGC 46th Annual Show
October 30 & 31, 2015
Double Tree - HiltonNewark, NJ
2015 NGC Show Judge
Kevin Stoakes - England
For detailed show information visit the NGC website at:
www.nationalglosterclub.org
or contact:
Cheryl Cardona - 203-263-0014
Members of the National Gloster Cub
extend their best wishes
to exhibitors and visitors at the
2015 Annual National Bird Show
Join the NGC - Dues: Single - $20.00 Family - $25.00
Contact: Cheryl Cardona - 203-263-0014
NGC Panel Judges
Board of Directors
President - Winfield Checkley
1st Vice-Pres - Daniel Maldonado
2nd Vice-Pres - Aracelis Gonzalez
Secretary - Cheryl Cardona
Treasurer - Pat Ricco
Trustee 1 Year - Gabriel Estrela
Trustee 2 Years - Juan Chavez
Trustee 3 Years - Regina McCarthy
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Robert Ciccarelli - NJ
Winfield Checkley - MD
Gabriel Estrela - MA
Daniel Maldonado - CT
Joseph Marino - MA
Regina McCarthy - MA
DIVISION 2 - GLOSTERS
Not Color Bred or Color Fed
JUDGED TO INTERNATIONAL GLOSTER
BREEDERS ASSOCIATION STANDARD
Standard Scale of Points
CORONA
Corona
Neatness, regular, unbroken................ 15
Round shape, with definite center,
eyes discernable..................................
5
Body
Back well filled and wings
laying close thereto. Full neck,
chest nicely rounded without
prominence.........................................
20
Tail
Closely folded and well carried.........
5
Plumage
Close, firm, giving a clear cut
appearance of good quality and
natural color.......................................
15
Carriage
Alert with quick lively
movement..........................................
10
Legs and feet
Medium length without blemish........
5
CONSORT
Head
Broad and rounded at every point with
good rise over center of skull................ 15
Eyebrow
Heavy showing browiness....................
5
Body
Back well filled and wings
laying close thereto. Full neck,
chest nicely rounded without
prominence........................................... 20
Tail
Closely folded and well carried............
5
Plumage
Close, firm, giving a clear cut
appearances of good quality and
natural color.......................................... 15
Carriage
Alert with quick lively movement........ 10
Legs and feet
Medium length without blemish...........
5
Size
For tendency to the diminutive.......... 15
Size
For tendency to the diminutive............. 15
Condition
Health and cleanliness........................ 10
Condition
Health and cleanliness.......................... 10
____
____
TOTAL 100
TOTAL 100
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DIVISION 2 – GLOSTERS
Sponsor - Jan Davie
SECTION 1 – GLOSTER CORONA
Sponsor - International Gloster Breeders Association
Cock
Young Old
01
05
09
13
17
21
25
29
33
37
41
45
49
Hen
Young
Buff Green (Non-Intensive)
02
Clear or Grizzle
03
06
1/4 Variegated
07
10
1/2 Variegated
11
14
3/4 Variegated
15
18
Heavy Variegated
19
22
Self Green
23
Buff Cinnamon (Non-Intensive)
26
Clear to ½ Variegated
27
30
3/4 Variegated to Self Cinnamon 31
Yellow (Intensive or Hard Feathering Including Cinnamon)
34
35
38
3/4 Variegated to Self Yellow
39
White Ground
42
Clear to 1/2 Variegated
43
46
3/4 Variegated to Self Blue
47
50
Fawn Any Variegation to Self Fawn
51
Old
04
08
12
16
20
24
28
32
36
40
44
48
52
SECTION 2 – GLOSTER CONSORT
Sponsor - International Gloster Breeders Association
53
57
61
65
69
73
77
81
85
89
93
97
101
Buff Green (Non-Intensive)
Clear or Grizzle
55
1/4 Variegated
59
63
1/2 Variegated
67
3/4 Variegated
Heavy Variegated
71
Self Green
75
Buff Cinnamon (Non-Intensive)
78
79
82
3/4 Variegated tp Self Cinnamon 83
Yellow (Intensive or Hard Feathering Including Cinnamon)
86
87
90
3/4 Variegated to Self Yellow
91
White Ground
94
Clear to 1/2 Variegated
95
98
3/4 Variegated to Self Blue
99
102
Fawn Any Variegation to Self Fawn
103
54
58
62
66
70
74
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60
64
68
72
76
80
84
88
92
96
100
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West Ridge Aviary
Home of Champion
Gloster, Fife & Border
Canaries
Brian Johannson
12387 204B Street
Maple Ridge, B.C.
Canada V2X 0A3
Ph# 604-465-8047
Birds available after September
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RMC
RMC Bands by Coditech
Regina McCarthy is the North America
representative of Coditech, a leading Belgium
manufacturer, offering the highest quality
bands at a reasonable price.
Sizes: smallest finches to the largest parrots
Best Wishes to all Exhibitors at the
For information visit o bands or drinkers visit:
http://www.minidrinker.com
Regina McCarthy - NGC & A.A.C.C. Panel Judge - Type Canary Judge
58 Joanne Drive
Tel & Fax 781-294-0340
Hanson, MA 02341
E-mail: [email protected]
J & L Canaries
Breeder - Exhibitor
Fife - Border - Color-Bred
Judge
Jim & Lynda Warren
Phone (316) 788-1992
Email: [email protected]
266 W. Market
Derby, KS 67037
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Des Moines Feed Co.
Suppliers of NON-GMO Cage Bird Feed
2010 Hubbell Ave.
Des Moines, IA 50317
(515) 262-8265
(515) 262-5431 Fax
[email protected]
www.desmoinesfeed.com
Best Wishes for a Successful Show
Exotic Finches & Type Canaries
PATSY HANCE
(513)831-1643
743 PASADENA PL
MILFORD, OH 45150
SHOW CAGES
Border
Color Bred
Fife Fancy
Frilled Belgium
Gloster
Lizard
Norwich
Old Variety
Stafford
Yorkshire
Show Cage Fronts
Wooden Twist on Perches
Show Cage Perches
Henry Olszower
6443 W. Quail Covey Pl.
Tucson, AZ 85743
(520) 572-0039
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DIVISION 3 – TYPE CANARIES
The Yorkshire
HEAD - Full, round and clearly defined backskull that is deep and
carried back in line with rise in shoulders. Eye as near the center
of the head as possible. Shoulders proportionately broad, rounded
and carried well up to, and gradually merging into the head,
Breast full and deep, corresponding to the width and rise of the
shoulders and carried up full to the base of the back which should
be neat and fine. ...................................................................20 pts.
BODY - Well rounded and gradually tapering throughout to
the tail ....................................................................................10 pts.
POSITION - Attitude erect with fearless carriage, legs long
without being stilty and a slight lift to the tail. .....................25 pts.
FEATHER - Close, short, tight. Wings proportionately long and
evenly carried down the center of the back. Firmly set on a
compact and closely folded tail. ............................................25 pts
SIZE - length approximately 6 3/4 inches, with corresponding
symmetrical proportions. .......................................................10 pts.
CONDITION - Health, cleanliness and sound feather. Color pure
and level. ................................................................................10 pts.
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TOTAL 100 pts.
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DIVISION 3 – TYPE CANARIES (cont’d)
Sponsor - Brian Johannson
SECTION 1 – YORKSHIRE
Sponsor - Tony Ruiz & Yorkshires of Chicago
Cock
Young Old
01
05
09
13
17
21
25
29
33
37
41
45
02
06
10
14
18
22
26
30
34
38
42
46
Hen
Yellow, clear or ticked
Buff, clear or ticked
Yellow, lightly variegated
Buff, lightly variegated
Yellow, medium variegated
Buff, medium variegated
Yellow, heavy variegated
Buff, heavy variegated
Yellow, Green self or foul
Buff, Green self or foul
Cinnamon, self or foul
White, or any other color
Young
Old
03
07
11
15
19
23
27
31
35
39
43
47
04
08
12
16
20
24
28
32
36
40
44
48
NOTE: A ticked bird is one with a single small area of dark feathers that
can be covered by a dime anywhere on the head or body. The tail and wings
must be clear.
Charlie Schembri
Breeder of Color and Type
also European FInches
...........................
18915 Whitby
Livonia, MI 48152
248-478-0273
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national norwich plainhead canary club
Established in 1985
“Best Wishes”
To all Exhibitors at the
National Cage Bird Show for
2015. NPC would also
like to thank Higgins Corp. for
their financial support of the
National Cage Bird Show.
Good Luck to Everyone !
Certificates for Best
Norwich are
available upon
request to all Clubs
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2009
2008
2007
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2005
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2003
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CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE 2014 WINNERS
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American Norwich Society
“We’re small, but we’re typey”
Formed in 1970, ANS was the first special society for
Norwich canaries. More than thirty years later, this
organization still leads the way by providing information
and support to those who raise and show this beautiful
canary.
At any National Show where 100 or more Norwich are
benched, ANS will award $300 to the owner of the Best
Norwich entry.
We provide Best Norwich certificates to any club
that requests them.
Why not join the family?
2015 Officers
President:
Kristine Rigdon
Vice-President:
Rey Mena
Secretary/Treasuer: Mary Anne Buckles
4531 Wonder Stump Rd
Crescent City, CA 95531
[email protected]
Dues: $20 single / $25 dual
Visit out new website:
https://sites.google.com/site/americannorwichsociety/
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DIVISION 3 - TYPE CANARIES (cont’d)
The Norwich
TYPE - Short and cobby. Back broad and well filled-in, showing a
slight rise transversely. Chest broad and deep, giving an expansive
curved front, and sweeping under there from in one full curve to the tail.
Ideal length 6 to 6.25 inches. Stance or position at or about an angle of
45 degrees. ......................................................................................25 pts
HEAD - Proportionately bold and assertive in its carriage. A full
forehead rising from a short neat beak. To be well rounded over and
across the skull. Cheeks full and clear featured, eye to be well place and
discernible........................................................................................10 pts
NECK - Short and thick, continuing to run from the backskull onto the
shoulders and from a full throat into the breast. ............................10 pts
WINGS - Short and well braced, meeting nicely at the tips, to rest
lightly yet closely on the rump .......................................................10 pts
TAIL - Short, closely packed, and well filled-in at the root. Rigidly
carried, giving an all-of-one-piece appearance with the body. .........5 pts
LEGS & FEET - Well set back . Feet perfect ................................5 pts
CONDITION - In full bloom of perfect health. Bold, bouncing
movement.........................................................................................10 pts
QUALITY OF FEATHER - Close and fine in texture, presenting the
smooth, silky plumage necessary to give a clean-cut contour.........10 pts
COLOR - Rich, bright and level throughout, with sheen or brilliancy.
Yellows, a deep orange. Buffs, rich in ground color and
well mealed......................................................................................10 pts
STAGING - Clean and correctly staged...........................................5 pts
TOTAL - 100 pts
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SECTION 2 – NORWICH
Sponsor - Sandra Foote-Gregory
Cock
Young Old
01
05
09
13
17
21
25
29
33
02
06
10
14
18
22
26
30
34
37
38
41
42
Hen
Buff, clear and ticked *
Yellow, clear and ticked*
Buff variegated
Yellow variegated
Buff heavily variegated to 3/4 dark
Yellow heavily variegated to 3/4 dark
Buff Green, self or foul
Yellow Green, self or foul
Buff Cinnamon - variegated,
self or foul
Yellow Cinnamon - variegated
self or foul
White, Blue or Fawn - clear, ticked*
variegated, self or foul
Young
Old
03
07
11
15
19
23
27
31
35
04
08
12
16
20
24
28
32
36
39
40
43
44
* A ticked Norwich must have only one dark mark (coverable by a
penny) on an otherwise clear body.
** A foul Norwich must have only one light mark on a dark body or
one light wing or tail mark (Not exceeding three light feathers
side by side to form a solid mark).
Norwich Canary
circa 1933
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a
F
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Columbu
Canary Association
Proudly breeding and exhibiting an exquisite American Canary
Come join us in Dayton, Ohio at the
National Cage Bird Show
Visit our website: www.columbusfancy.com
Membership is $20
Robert Wild
[email protected]
Illinios
Mary Anne Buckles
[email protected]
Northern California
Rey Mena
[email protected]
Southern California
Bill Zinke
[email protected]
Oregon
Michael Sparks
[email protected]
Oregon
Sal Dipasquale
[email protected]
Michigan
Eileen Karius
[email protected]
Missouri
Bonnie Cain
[email protected]
Ohio
Linda Hogan
[email protected]
Kansas
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DIVISION 3 - TYPE CANARIES (cont’d)
The Columbus Fancy
COLOR - Bright and rich throughout, Only yellow & white
ground accepted. No appearance of red ground bred or red color
fed accepted......................................................................................15pts
BODY - Well rounded, chest broad and full, back wide and full. Neck
heavy and full; blending smoothly from head to shoulders. Having a
slightly tubular appearance..............................................................20 pts
HEAD: SMOOTH HEAD OR CREST.......................................20 pts
SMOOTH HEAD - Large and wide in proportion with the robust size
of the bird. Rounded from front to back and side to side with a rise over
the beak. Showing brows. Eyes bright, unobstructed. Beak short.
CREST - Large and wide in proportion with the robust size of the bird.
Rounded from front to back and side to side. Crest well developed and
uniform. Crest coming down well on the sides and finishing at the back
of the head in a nicely tapered or hood like effect. Length not to extend
beyond the tip of the beak or obscure the eyes. Crest without splits,
horns, or bare spots. Eyes bright and unobstructed. Beak short
FEATHERS - Neat, silky, smoothly follows the body contour......10 pts
WINGS - Evenly set, carried close to the body with the tips touching
at the base of the tail..........................................................................5 pts
TAIL - Short, compact, straight, carried rigidly................................5 pts
LEGS & FEET - Neat, stocky, set well back, showing no thigh.....5 pts
SIZE - Substantial, all parts in proportion, ideal length 6 inches...10 pts
GENERAL APPEARANCE - Alert, steady, clean and healthy. No
cobbiness or feather frilling. Stands at a 45 angle over the perch.
Moves readily from perch to perch. Shown in Columbus Fancy
show cage........................................................................................10 pts
TOTAL - 100 pts
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SECTION 3 – COLUMBUS FANCY, CRESTED
Sponsor - Bill Zinke
Cock
Young Old
01
02
05
06
09
10
13
17
21
25
29
33
37
14
18
22
26
30
34
38
41
45
49
53
57
61
65
42
46
50
54
58
62
66
Hen
Yellow, clear body, any crest
Buff, clear body, any crest
Dominant or Recessive White clear
body, any crest
Yellow Variegated
Buff Variegated
Dominant or Recessive White Variegated
Cinnamon or Fawn Variegated
Yellow Heavy Variegated
Buff Heavy Variegated
Dominant or Recessive White
Heavy Variegated
Cinnamon or Fawn Heavy Variegated
Yellow Green Self or Foul
Buff Green Self or Foul
Dominant or Recessive Blue Self or Foul
Cinnamon or Fawn Self or Foul
Any Melanin Mutation
AOV including all Mosaics
Young
03
07
11
Old
04
08
12
15
19
23
27
31
35
39
16
20
24
28
32
36
40
43
47
51
55
59
63
67
44
48
52
56
60
64
68
SECTION 4 – COLUMBUS FANCY, SMOOTH HEAD
Sponsor - Michael Sparks
Cock
Young
01
05
09
Old
02
06
10
13
17
21
25
29
33
37
14
18
22
26
30
34
38
41
45
49
53
57
61
65
42
46
50
54
58
62
66
Dominant or Recessive White clear or
Variegated
Yellow Variegated
Buff Variegated
Dominant or Recessive White Variegated
Cinnamon or Fawn Variegated
Yellow Heavy Variegated
Buff Heavy Variegated
Dominant or Recessive White
Heavy Variegated
Cinnamon or Fawn Heavy Variegated
Yellow Green Self or Foul
Buff Green Self or Foul
Dominant or Recessive Blue Self or Foul
Cinnamon or Fawn Self or Foul
Any Melanin Mutation
AOV including all Mosaics
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Hen
Young
03
07
11
Old
04
08
12
15
19
23
27
31
35
39
16
20
24
28
32
36
40
43
47
51
55
59
63
67
44
48
52
56
60
64
68
SECTION 5 – OTHER TYPE CANARIES
Sponsor - Brian Johannson
Cock
Young Old
01
05
09
13
17
21
25
29
02
06
10
14
18
22
26
30
Hen
Australian Plainhead
Bernese Canary
German Crested Canary
Irish Fancy
Japanese Hoso
Munich Canary
Raza Espanola
A.O.V. Type Canary
Young
Old
03
07
11
15
19
23
27
31
04
08
12
16
20
24
28
32
Specializing in:
Red Factor
New Color
American Singer
Columbus Fancy
Fifes
CLYDESDALES
CANARIES
Dennis & Eileen Karius
854 Horsefeathers Lane
Union, MO 63084
636-583-6506
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Best Wishes for a Successful Show
MAC SAEDI
TYPE and OLD VARIETY
CANARIES
Breeder & Judge
4425 River Road
Toledo, Ohio43614
Telephone: (419) 380-3000
Fax: (419) 380-0522
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YOU HAVE WHAT?
A canary with ? CURLY FEATHERS, SPANGLES,
HUNCHBACK……… What is a spangle? Oh, I know who
you need…….You need the OLD VARIETIES CANARY
ASSOCIATION? Spst…they are the ones who have all
those funny birds…. LIKE A GIBBER something or other…..
TRY ovcaus.com
OLD VARIETIES CANARY ASSOCIATION
Purpose: Promote breeding and Exhibition
Benefits of Membership: Annual Meeting and network with other
breeders, purchase leg bands, Educational Seminars presented by
Experts giving members the ins and outs of each breed. Held in
conjunction with The National Cage Bird Show. Award Rosettes
available for your local shows
by written request. Come JOIN US !
2015 SEMINAR WILL BE ON THE SCOT FANCY CANARY !
Attend the seminar on Thursday evening during the National. This
year's presenter will be Robert Wild. OVCA will provide seminar
materials free to OVCA members. Donations are always
appreciated. Be there in St Charles, Illinois at Pheasant Run Resort.
We hope to see all of you there!
Special Award to Best Old Variety in Division
The Coveted Harold Sodamann Award
For More Information: ovcaus.com
Debbie Eaton, OV Secretary
4147 Fuqua Street, Houston, Tx 77048
Email: [email protected]
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DIVISION 4 – OLD VARIETIES
Sponsor - Harold Sodamann
SECTION 1 – PARISIAN FRILL
Sponsor - Sam Koukhan
Standard and Scale of Points
SIZE AND SHAPE: From 19 to 22 cm.,
7-1/2 to 8-1/2 in., well built.........................10 pts.
FEATHERING: Very even, fine and long,
or crisp and short.........................................10 pts.
POSITION: Well poised, massive and
symmetrical disposition of feathers.............10 pts.
MANTLE: Abundant and well developed,
with frills reaching almost to the rump........15 pts.
BREAST FEATHERS: Double frills,
well furnished and symmetrical...................10 pts.
FLANKS: Symmetrical with mantle and
jabot. Rising well over the wings and
shoulders......................................................10 pts.
HEAD AND NECK: Frills on the head of
the type “Callotte” or the type “Casquette”.
Perfect transition from head to body..............8 pts.
TAIL COVERTS: Falling evenly from
the rump on either side..................................5 pts.
WINGS: Long and close to the body............5 pts.
LEGS AND FEET: Well developed.
Nails like a corkscrew...................................5 pts.
TAIL: Long and large. Tips of the
quills in line..................................................4 pts.
CONDITION: Vigorous, with poise.
General impression massive and
symmetrical..................................................8 pts.
TOTAL
100 pts.
Cock
Old
Young
01
05
09
13
17
21
25
29
33
37
41
45
02
06
10
14
18
22
26
30
34
38
42
46
Old
Cinnamon, Cinnamon variegated any color
Blue variegated any color
Heavy variegated
Green, self or foul
White, clear or ticked
White, self or foul
White variegated any color
Any other color
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03
07
11
15
19
23
27
31
35
39
43
47
Hen
Young
04
08
12
16
20
24
28
32
36
40
44
48
Best in the Nest Aviary
Longtime Breeder
Parisians ! Northern Frill !
Lancashire ! Yorkshire !
! Columbus Fancy
! Scotch Fancy
Belgium ! Norwich
Southern Frill !
! Gibber
Old Varieties & Type Judge
Tony Guiomar
Phone# (510) 581-7153
Cell# (510) 432-7921
[email protected]
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DIVISION 4 – OLD VARIETIES (cont’d)
SECTION 2 – SCOT FANCY
Sponsor - Robert Wild
Scale of Points
Shape: Body long and tapering and curved
in the form of a half circle, convex above,
concave below, with a clean outline, feather
being close, short and tight..............................20 pts.
Head and Neck: Small, neat, snaky head,
long tapering neck..........................................10 pts.
Shoulders and Back: High, narrow,
rounded shoulders, well filled in. Long,
narrow, well-filled back curving from
shoulders to tail...............................................20 pts.
Tail: Long, narrow, closely folded and well
curved under the perch......................................5 pts.
Style, Nerve and Travelling: Well raised up,
forming a high circle. Bold, free and jaunty
carriage with plenty of life and action ............25 pts.
Size: Approximately 6-3/4 inches (17cm).......10pts.
Quality and Condition: Clean, healthy,
perfect condition..............................................10 pts.
TOTAL
100 pts.
Old
Cock
Young
01
05
09
13
17
21
25
02
06
10
14
18
22
26
29
33
37
41
30
34
38
42
Old
Yellow variegated
Buff variegated
White variegated
Cinnamon variegated
(yellow or white ground)
Green Self or Foul
Blue Self or Foul
Cinnamon Self or Foul
Any other color
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Hen
Young
03
07
11
15
19
23
27
04
08
12
16
20
24
28
31
35
39
43
32
36
40
44
DIVISION 4 – OLD VARIETIES (Cont’d)
SECTION 3 – BELGIAN FANCY
Sponsor - Lorenzo Torres
Scale of Points
1. POSITION
POSITION: Comfortable and confident..........10 pts.
NECK: Well elongated and fine.......................10 pts.
LEGS: Upright and stiff.....................................4 pts.
SHOULDERS: High........................................10 pts.
HEAD: Lowered................................................6 pts.
2. FORM
HEAD: Small, oval, narrow and sleek...............3 pts.
NECK: Long, refined and extended................10 pts.
SHOULDERS:High, well set and well filled..10 pts.
BACK: Long, broad, well filled and upright.....5 pts.
BODY: Long and tapering.................................5 pts.
BREAST: Prominent and well filled.................5 pts.
TAIL: Long, upright, closely folded, stiff and
closed at the tip..................................................3 pts.
WINGS: Long, closely folded, touching
without crossing................................................5 pts.
Long, slim and upright......................................4 pts.
PLUMAGE: Smooth, without frills..................6 pts.
SIZE: 17 to 18 cm from the tip of the beak
to the end of the tail..........................................4 pts.
TOTAL
100 pts.
Old
01
05
09
13
17
21
25
29
Cock
Young
02
06
10
14
18
22
26
30
Old
Clear or ticked
Green, self or foul
White, clear or foul
White, variegated, any color
Any other color
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03
07
11
15
19
23
27
31
Hen
Young
04
08
12
16
20
24
28
32
SECTION 4 – GIBBER ITALICUS FRILL
Sponsor - Jim & Vicki Pickel
POSITION: in the form of a figure
seven...... ............................................20 pts.
HEAD: small and fine, narrow skull,
small beak, no frills............................. 6 pts.
NECK: long and horizontal,
no frills...............................................15 pts.
LEGS: long and stiff, thighs
exposed..............................................15 pts.
WINGS: long and close to the
body.....................................................6 pts.
SHOULDERS: high, with
symmetrical frills..............................10 pts.
TAIL: long, vertical, pressed to the
perch...................................................6 pts.
BREAST: breastbone naked, frills
not meeting in the center..................10 pts.
FLANKS:symmetrical on both
sides, holding the wings.....................6 pts.
LENGTH: (not stated)........................6 pts.
TOTAL
100 pts.
Old
01
05
09
13
17
21
25
29
33
Cock
Young
02
06
10
14
18
22
26
30
34
Old
Green, self or foul
White, variegated any color
Blue variegated
Any other color
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03
07
11
15
19
23
27
31
35
Hen
Young
04
08
12
16
20
24
28
32
36
Deborah Eaton
Specializing in Old Varieties Canaries
OVCA Judge, Breeder, Exhibitor
NCBS Director
4147 Fuqua
Houston, TX 77048
713-734-5698 [email protected]
CHAMPION BREEDER
Rudy’s Roost
Parisian Frill
Norwich
2011 Winner of Higgins
Trophy Parisian Frill
Lancashire
RUDY YEGANEH
23611 Nilan Dr.
Novi, MI 48375
(248) 478-2783 (H)
(248) 345-6685 (C)
[email protected]
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SECTION 5 – SOUTHERN FRILL
Sponsor -Tony Guiomar
CARRIAGE: in the form of a figure
seven, neck extended and square
with back ............................................15 pts.
SIZE: 16 to 17 centimeters, 6 -3/4
to 7-1/4 inches...................................... 5 pts.
HEAD AND NECK: small and
slender, neck elongated ......................15 pts.
MANTLE: curving symmetrically
from left and right...............................15 pts.
BREAST: small “Painier”, well
filled and perfect.................................15 pts.
FLANKS: curling upwards, well
raised up.............................................15 pts.
LEGS AND FEET: thigh not
showing, legs stiff..............................10 pts.
TAIL: long, closed, almost
touching the perch...............................5 pts.
CONDITION: healthy, clean and
perfect.................................................5 pts.
TOTAL
100 pts.
Old
01
05
09
13
17
21
25
29
33
37
Cock
Young
02
06
10
14
18
22
26
30
34
38
Old
White, variegated
Green, self or foul
Fawn variegated
Blue, self or foul
Any other color
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03
07
11
15
19
23
27
31
35
39
Hen
Young
04
08
12
16
20
24
28
32
36
40
SECTION 6 – NORTHERN DUTCH FRILL
Sponsor - Daniel Maldonado
LEGS AND FEET: Long thighs,
normally feathered, legs not too
bent........ ............................................10 pts.
HEAD AND NECK: Slightly raised,
small and without frills.......................15 pts.
SIZE: About 17 centimeters,
7-1/4 inches........................................10 pts.
MANTLE: Symmetrical, well
proportioned, without any
additional frilling...............................15 pts.
FLANKS: Full, bulky, even, rising
towards the shoulders........................15 pts.
BREAST: Frills symmetrical and
complete............................................15 pts.
CONDITION: Healthy, clean and
entire..................................................10 pts.
PLUMAGE: Frills undamaged and
symmetrical........................................10 pts.
TOTAL
100 pts.
Cock
Old
Young
01
05
09
13
17
21
25
29
33
37
41
45
49
53
02
06
10
14
18
22
26
30
34
38
42
46
50
54
Old
Yellow Cinnamon variegated
Buff Cinnamon variegated
Heavy variegated, any color
Green, self or foul
White variegated any color
Blue, self or foul
Blue variegated
Any other color
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03
07
11
15
19
23
27
31
35
39
43
47
51
55
Hen
Young
04
08
12
16
20
24
28
32
36
40
44
48
52
56
SECTION 7 – FIORINO
Sponsor - Bahmann Ghassab
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SECTION 8 - ANY OTHER FRILL
Sponsor - Old Variety Canary Association
Old
01
05
09
13
17
21
Cock
Young
02
06
10
14
18
22
Old
Any color Crested Padovan Frill
Any color Noncrested Padovan Frill
Any color Swiss Frill
Any color Giboso Espanol
Any other Milano Frill
Any other Variety Frill
03
07
11
15
19
23
GIBOSO
HOSO JAPONES
MILANO
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Hen
Young
04
08
12
16
20
24
SECTION 9 – LANCASHIRE
Sponsor - Mac & Karen Saedi
Standard of Points
Head - Coppy................................30 pts.
Neck, for fullness and thickness...10 pts.
Back, round, full and long............10 pts.
Length of bird and substance.......25 pts.
Position, upstanding position
and type........................................15 pts.
Condition and cleanliness...........10 pts.
TOTAL
100 pts.
Old
01
05
09
13
17
21
25
29
33
Cock
Young
02
06
10
14
18
22
26
30
34
Old
Yellow Clear Crested
Buff Clear Crested
Yellow Non-Crested
Buff Non-Crested
Yellow Grizzled Crest
Buff Grizzled Crest
Yellow Grizzled Non-Crest
Buff Grizzled Non-Crest
Any other color
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03
07
11
15
19
23
27
31
35
Hen
Young
04
08
12
16
20
24
28
32
36
Good Luck to all Exhibitors
Stafford Canaries
Winner Best Stafford
NCBS 2013
Lizard Canaries
Imported Line
Award Winning Breeder
Donna Minor
714-287-0062
[email protected]
The NSB Wishs all the Exhibitors
a Great Show
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SECTION 10 – LIZARDS
Sponsor - Harold Sodamann
Scale of Points
SPANGLES: for regularity and distinctness...........................25 pts.
FEATHER QUALITY: for tightness and silkiness.................15 pts.
GROUND COLOR: for depth and evenness..........................10 pts.
BREAST: for extent and regularity of rowing........................10 pts.
WINGS AND TAIL: for neatness and darkness.....................10 pts.
CAP: for neatness and shape..................................................10 pts.
COVERT FEATHERS: for lacing............................................5 pts.
EYELASH: for regularity and clarity.......................................5 pts.
BEAK, LEGS AND FEET: for darkness..................................5 pts.
STEADINESS AND STAGING...............................................5 pts.
TOTAL
100 pts.
Cock
Old Young
01
05
09
13
17
21
25
29
02
06
10
14
18
22
26
30
Old
Silver cap
Gold cap
Silver cap, broken
Gold cap, broken
All non-capped
Any Blue
Any Brown
Any other color
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03
07
11
15
19
23
27
31
Hen
Young
04
08
12
16
20
24
28
32
OLD CRESTED AND CREST BRED VARIETIES
STANDARD
The standard of perfection for the breed, as laid down by the Crested
Canary Club, is as follows: Size and formation of crest shall be the first
consideration. A crest cannot be too large. It should consist of an
abundance of broad, long and veiny feathers evenly radiated from a small
center well over eyes, beak and poll. A good crest may be flat if well filled
in at the back and without splits, but a drooping or weeping crest shall have
preference. The body should in shape resemble that of a bullfinch
possessing substance in proportion to its length with a broad back, nicely
arched, full and well circled chest, tail short and narrow wings not
extending beyond root of tail, nor crossed at tips, but fitting closely to the
body. The neck should be full and the beak short. The bird should stand
well across the perch on short legs, with thighs and hocks well set back.
The Crest-bred should possess a body as above described. The head should
be large and round broad at every part, with a small beak and an abundance
of long, broad feathers commencing at entrance of beak, continuing over
the crown and flowing well down the poll and should be well browed. In a
good Crest-bred the feathers of the crown when turned over should reach
the end of the beak, the heavy brow should give the bird a sulky appearance
without brushing. When two or more birds are of equal merit in crest or
head properties the smaller bird shall take precedence, if it is of the correct
type, the Club recognizing it to be more difficult to obtain, but no
restriction whatever is placed on the length of the bird. Quality of feather
and high condition to have due weight.
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OLD CRESTED AND CREST BRED VARIETIES
SECTION 11 – OLD CRESTED VARIETIES
Sponsor - Rudy & Chita Yegnah
Cock
Hen
Old Young
Old
Young
01
02 Crested, clear or ticked
03
04
05
06 Crested Green variegated
07
08
09
10 Crested Cinnamon variegated
11
12
13
14 Crested White Ground variegated
15
16
17
18 Crested self or foul
19
20
21
22 Fawn variegated
23
24
25
26 Fawn, self or foul
27
28
29
30 Cinnamon variegated
31
32
33
34 Cinnamon, self or foul
35
36
37
38 Any other color
39
40
SECTION 12 – CREST- BRED
Sponsor - Fran Sodamann
Cock
Hen
Old Young
Old
Young
01
02 Crest-Bred, clear or ticked
03
04
05
06 Crest-Bred Green variegated
07
08
09
10 Crest-Bred Cinnamon variegated
11
12
13
14 Crest-Bred White Ground variegated 15
16
17
18 Crest-Bred self or foul
19
20
21
22 Fawn variegated
23
24
25
26 Fawn, self or foul
27
28
29
30 Cinnamon variegated
31
32
33
34 Cinnamon, self or foul
35
36
37
38 Any other color
39
40
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The members of the Hartz Club of America
would like to wish everyone “Good Luck” at the
2015 National Cage Bird Show in St. Charles, IL
HARTZ
CLUB
of
America
Proud Supporters of this ad:
Alicia Baker, Allison Barnes, Bob & Mary Ann Buckles, Bonnie
Cain, David Ziegler, Dianne & Chris Groves, Ella Galik, Ginger
Wolnik, Helen Jones, Jim Warren, John & Jane Muscato, Judith
Miniter, Laura Bewley, Lecia Reeve, Margaret Blackmon, Marie
Miley-Russell, Marlies Beal, Mary Ellen Schott, Mike Griffin,
Patreezia Munk-Silverstein, Ray Szramka, Robert Wild, Robert
Ziegler, Ron Rattray, Rudy Diehl, Sal DiPasquale, Scott Vrabic,
Sergio Martin, Sharlan Toby, Sue Lloyd, V. Turner
Rosettes available with membership
www.upatsix.com/hartz/index.html
HARTZ CLUB OF AMERICA
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DIVISION 5 - DOMESTIC HARTZ CANARIES
HARTZ CLUB OF AMERICA STANDARD,
ESTABLISHED 1985
Scale of Points
HEAD ...................................15 pts
PLAINHEAD: Slightly rounded,
almond-shaped, eye centered in
roundness, neat beak, no brows
or bulky head.
TOPKNOT: No part of eye covered, well centered, neat free from
bald spots or splits, almondshaped head, loose or rough
feathering not permitted.
BODY SIZE: 4-3/4 not to exceed 5-1/4, ideal size 5 inches, body
slightly rounded with a racy look, slim no cobbiness or heaviness
permitted ..............................................................................................20 pts
WINGS: Meeting in center, not crossed, lie close to body .....................10 pts
LEGS: Showing thigh ...............................................................................5 pts
TAIL: Straight, proportioned, extension of body ......................................5 pts
PLUMAGE AND COLOR: Smooth, silky, even color, not red ground or
color fed ...............................................................................................15 pts
POSITION AND CARRIAGE: Free moving, fearless, stand at 45-degree
angle .....................................................................................................20 pts
CONDITION AND STAGING: Clean and healthy, clean show cage ....10 pts
TOTAL - 100 pts
SHOW CAGE: Standard style Gloster cage or any other
cage approved by the Hartz Club of America.
INTERIOR: To be light blue (Nagley-Lakewood-MI85B1) or
Sherwin Willimas (Dew Drop Blue BM 79-19) Semi-gloss.
DRINKER: Placed either inside or outside of show cage.
PERCHES: to be placed on 4th wire from center of cage.
FRONTS: To be either chrome or black
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DIVISION 5 – DOMESTIC HARTZ CANARIES
Sponsor - David Ziegler
SECTION 1 – DOMESTIC HARTZ PLAINHEAD
Sponsor - David Ziegler
Old
01
05
09
13
17
21
25
29
33
37
41
45
49
53
57
61
65
69
73
Cock
Young
02
06
10
14
18
22
26
30
34
38
42
46
50
54
58
62
66
70
74
Old
Yellow, variegated
Buff, variegated
White / Blue, variegated
Cinnamon, variegated
Fawn, variegated
Yellow Green, heavy variegated
Buff Green, heavy variegated
Blue, heavy variegated
All Cinnamon, heavy variegated
Blue, self or foul
Fawn, self or foul
Any Other Color
Hen
Young
03
07
11
15
19
23
27
31
35
39
43
47
51
55
59
63
67
71
75
04
08
12
16
20
24
28
32
36
40
44
48
52
56
60
64
68
72
76
SECTION 2 – DOMESTIC HARTZ TOPKNOTS
01
05
09
13
17
21
25
29
33
37
41
45
49
53
57
61
65
02
06
10
14
18
22
26
30
34
38
42
46
50
54
58
62
66
Yellow, clear or grizzle topknot
Buff, clear or grizzle topknot
White, clear or grizzle topknot
Yellow, clear body dark topknot
Buff, clear body dark topknot
White, clear body dark topknot
Yellow, variegated
Buff, variegated
Blue / White, variegated
Cinnamon, variegated
Fawn, variegated
Blue, self or foul
Fawn, self or foul
Any Other Color
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03
07
11
15
19
23
27
31
35
39
43
47
51
55
59
63
67
04
08
12
16
20
24
28
32
36
40
44
48
52
56
60
64
68
Robert W. Wild
Breeder Exhibitor
O.V.C.A. Panel Judge
630-985-4416
[email protected]
Belgium Fancy
Lizard Canary
Scotch Fancy
Domestic Hartz
Columbus Fancy
German Roller
2014 Dayton, Ohio
Higgins Award: Best Hartz Canary
1st, 2nd, 3rd, 6th, 7th & 9th in Hartz Division
Best, 3rd 4th: Hartz Plainhead
Best, 2nd 4th: Hartz Topknot
Third Best Old Variety Canary
Best Scot Fancy
Second Best Lizard Canary
Previous National Wins
Best Hartz Plainhead: 92, 97, 98, 02, 07, 08, 11, 14
Best Hartz Topknot: 87, 90-92, 01, 02, 04, 11, 14
Best Columbus Smooth Head: 90-93, 97-99, 04, 08
Best Columbus Crest: 86, 90, 98, 99, 04, 06-08
Best Scot Fancy: 90, 91, 93, 98, 11, 14
Best Lizard: 06
Best European Finch: 06
Winner of Kellogg / Higgins for Hartz Canary
1987, 1992, 1997, 2004, 2007, 2008, 2011, 2014
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International Fife Fancy
Club of America
Best of Luck at the
Officers:
President - Jeremy Faria
Vice-President - Rudy Diehl
Secretary - Judith Miniter
Treasurer / Bands - Susan Bergel
For Information call:
Jeremy Faria - 905-479-1875
Susan Bergel - 304-725-0712
www.iffca.net
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DIVISION 6 - FIFE CANARIES
Sponsor - Jeremy Faria
HEAD & NECK: Small, round and neat, beak fine eyes central to roundness of
head and body. Neck rather fine in keeping with the head and flowing smoothly
into the body lines, and of sufficient length to give a free, jaunty look to head
and carriage..................................................................................................10 pts
BODY: Well filled and nicely rounded running in a smooth downward curve
from the gentle, smooth rise over the shoulders to the point of the tail. The chest
also nicely rounded, but not heavy. the line of the curve to the root of the tail
always being downwards. Viewed from above and behind the body outline
should be symmetrical and smooth..............................................................10 pts
WINGS: Compact and carried closed to the body, meeting at the tips just below
the root of the tail.........................................................................................10 pts
LEGS: Of medium length showing a little thigh......................................... 5 pts
PLUMAGE: Close, firm, fine in quality.................................................... 10 pts
TAIL: Close packed and narrow being nicely rounded and filled in at the
root................................................................................................................ 5 pts
POSITION & CARRIAGE: Semi-erect, standing at and angle of 60 degrees.
Gay, jaunty, with full pose of head...............................................................10 pts
COLOR: Rich, soft and pure, as level in tint as possible throughout, but
extreme depth and hardness such as color feeding gives, are debarred.......10 pts
HEATH: Condition and cleanliness shall have due weight........................ 5 pts
SIZE: Not to exceed 4-1/4 inches............................................................... 25 pts
TOTAL - 100 pts
SECTION 1 - CLEAR OR TICKED
Sponsor - Luis Belchior
Old
01
05
09
Cock
Young
02
06
10
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Old
03
07
11
Hen
Young
04
08
12
DIVISION 6 - FIFE CANARIES (cont’d)
SECTION 2 – LIGHTLY VARIEGATED
Sponsor - Sousa & Nabica
Old
13
17
21
25
29
33
Cock
Young
14
18
22
26
30
34
Yellow Green, lightly variegated
Buff Green, lightly variegated
Yellow Cinnamon, lightly variegated
Buff Cinnamon, lightly variegated
White, lightly variegated
Fawn, lightly variegated
Old
15
19
23
27
31
35
Hen
Young
16
20
24
28
32
36
SECTION 3 – MEDIUM VARIEGATED
Sponsor -Tony Guiomar
37
41
45
49
53
57
38
42
46
50
54
58
Yellow Green, medium variegated
Buff Green, medium variegated
Yellow Cinnamon, medium variegated
Buff Cinnamon, medium variegated
White, medium variegated
Fawn, medium variegated
39
43
47
51
55
59
40
44
48
52
56
60
SECTION 4 – HEAVY VARIEGATED
Sponsor -Anthony Celano
61
65
69
73
77
81
62
66
70
74
78
82
Yellow Green, heavy variegated
Buff Green, heavy variegated
Yellow Cinnamon, heavy variegated
Buff Cinnamon, heavy variegated
White, heavy variegated
Fawn, heavy variegated
63
67
71
75
79
83
64
68
72
76
80
84
87
91
95
99
103
107
88
92
96
100
104
108
SECTION 5 – SELF OR FOUL
Sponsor - Winfield Checkley
85
89
93
97
101
105
86
90
94
98
102
106
Yellow Cinnamon, self or foul
Buff Cinnamon, self or foul
Blue, self or foul
Fawn, self or foul
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DIVISION 7 – STAFFORD CANARIES
Stafford Show Points Standard
Points
“CLEAR”, “TICKED” OR “VARIEGATED”
Ground Coloring........................................
30
30
Head (Crest or Non-Crest)........................
Frosting Levels..........................................
15
Type..........................................................
15
Conditioning & Feathering........................
10
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Total 100
“MELANIN”
Ground Coloring...................................................................................
Melanistic Coloring...............................................................................
Head (Crest or Non-Crest)....................................................................
Frosting Levels.....................................................................................
Type......................................................................................................
Condition & Feathering.........................................................................
15
15
30
15
15
10
____
Total 100
Best wishes to all Exhibitors!
Red Feather Aviary
Gary and Mindy Wargowsky
Breeders and exhibitors of quality Canaries
STAFFORDS
LIZARDS
GLOSTERS
WINNER of Best
2014 NCBS
LIZARD !!
[email protected]
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740-551-2225
DIVISION 7 – STAFFORD CANARIES
Sponsors - Carl Biers & John Cromwell
SECTION 1 – CRESTED, CLEAR AND VARIEGATED
Sponsor - Kerwin Fulton
(Crests Can Be Clear, Dark, or Grizzle)
Frost
01
03
Clear Red Ground
Ticked or Variegated Red Ground
Hen
05
07
Clear Red Ground Mosaic
Ticked or Variegated Red Ground Mosaic
Frost
09
11
Clear Rose Ground
Ticked or Variegated Rose Ground
Hen
13
15
Clear Rose Ground Mosaic
Ticked or Variegated Rose Ground Mosaic
Non-Frost
02
04
Cock
06
08
Non-Frost
10
12
Cock
14
16
SECTION 2 - NON-CRESTED, CLEAR
TICKED OR VARIEGATED
Sponsor - Linda Hogan
Frost
17
19
Clear Red Ground
Ticked or Variegated Red Ground
Hen
21
23
Clear Red Ground Mosaic
Ticked or Variegated Red Ground Mosaic
Frost
25
27
Clear Rose Ground
Ticked or Variegated Rose Ground
Hen
29
31
Clear Rose Ground Mosaic
Ticked or Variegated Rose Ground Mosaic
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Non-Frost
18
20
Cock
22
24
Non-Frost
26
28
Cock
30
32
DIVISION 7 – STAFFORD CANARIES (cont’d)
SECTION 3 – CRESTED MELANIN
Sponsor - Gary & Mindy Wargowsky
Frost
33
35
37
Hen
39
Frost
41
43
45
Hen
47
Non-Frost
Red Bronze, Self, Foul or 3/4 Dark
34
Red Brown, Self, Foul or 3/4 Dark
36
All Other Red Ground Canaries (Including Agate,
38
Isabel, Pastel, Ino, Opal, and Satinette) Self, Foul or
3/4 Dark
Cock
All Red Ground Melanin Mosaics, Self, Foul or
40
3/4 Dark
Non-Frost
Rose Bronze, Self, Foul or 3/4 Dark
42
Rose Brown, Self, Foul or 3/4 Dark
44
All Other Rose Ground Canaries (Including Agate,
46
3/4 Dark
Cock
All Rose Ground Melanin Mosaics, Self, Foul or
48
3/4 Dark
SECTION 4 - NON-CRESTED, MELANIN
Sponsor - Bonnie Cain
Frost
49
51
53
Hen
55
Frost
57
59
61
Hen
63
Non-Frost
Red Bronze, Self, Foul or 3/4 Dark
50
Red Brown, Self, Foul or 3/4 Dark
52
All Other Red Ground Canaries (Including Agate,
54
3/4 Dark
Cock
All Red Ground Melanin Mosaics, Self, Foul or
56
3/4 Dark
Non-Frost
Rose Bronze, Self, Foul or 3/4 Dark
58
Rose Brown, Self, Foul or 3/4 Dark
60
All Other Rose Ground Canaries (Including Agate,
62
3/4 Dark
Cock
All Rose Ground Melanin Mosaics, Self, Foul or
64
3/4 Dark
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We are pleased to welcome
Barbara Rosario
as our 2015 Division 7 Judge
The following members of the
Stafford Canary Club of America
sponsored this ad:
Carl Biers
941-764-7877
[email protected]
Barbara Rosario
858-245-3896
[email protected]
Jan Davie
630-878-6068
[email protected]
Bob & Pat Jordan
218-365-5963
[email protected]
Kerwin Fulton
423-794-0910
[email protected]
Gary & Mindy Wargowsky
740-551-2225
[email protected]
In Memory
of
John Cromwell
Ron Calhoun
606-425-2229
[email protected]
Jose Zelada
914-345-5707
[email protected]
Donna Minor
714-287-0062
[email protected]
Omar Vazquez
219-670-9946
[email protected]
Nevaldo Blanco
201-275-5737
[email protected]
Linda Hogan
316-722-5024
[email protected]
David & Edith Benites
619-426-8276
[email protected]
Caroline Benson
410-310-0902
[email protected]
Visit our Web Site for more information on joining
www.staffords-usa.com
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The Stafford Canary Club of America
Congratulates its 2014 NBS Winners
Division 7 (Stafford Canaries)
109 birds
1st - Jan Davie
2nd - Carl Biers & John Cromwell
3rd - Jan Davie
4th - Jan Davie
5th - Auot Gonzalez
6th - Jan Davie
7th - Carl Biers & John Cromwell
Section 1 (36 Birds)
1- Jan Davie;
2 & 3- Carl Biers/John Cromwell
1 & 3- Carl Biers & John Cromwell
2- Auot Gonzalez;
1- Jan Davie;
2- Carl Biers/JohnCromwell;
3- Gary & Mindy Wargowsky
1 & 2- Jan Davie
3- Carl Biers/John Cromwell
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The Stafford Canary Club of Americ4
2014 Regional Winners
October 18, 2014 - Society of Canary & Finch
Breeders of Michigan
Crested - Gary & Mindy Wargowsky
Non-Crested - Evon Van Hornum
October 25, 2014 - SunCoast Canary & Finch Club
Crested - Carl Biers & John Cromwell
Non-Crested - Carl Biers & John Cromwell
November 8, 2014 - South Florida Bird Association
December 6, 2014 - Colorbred Club of Miami
December 13, 2014 - Florida Canary Fanciers
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Biers & Cromwell
Staffords & Colorbreds
Melanin &
New Color
Black Red
Isabel Red
Black Red Mosaic
Brown White Pastel
Brown Pastel Red Mosaic
Brown Onyx Red Mosaic
Black Red Cobalt Mosaic
Black Red Cobalt
Lipochrome
Recessive White
Yellow
Yellow Mosaic
Red
Red Mosaic
Rose Ivory
Carl Biers & John Cromwell
Port Charlotte, FL
941-764-7877
www.carls-canaries.com
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GASMAN’S AVIARY
DANIEL GRIFFIN
Breeder & Exhibitor of Color-Bred Canaries
&
National Colorbred Association Certified Judge
Red Lipochrome
Melanin - Bronze
New Colors - Cobalt, Cobalt Carriers
CAROPHYLL RED and CANTHAXANTHIN
Distributor
Breeder & Exhibitor of Cockatiels - Pearls
Cinnamon Pearl, Pied, Normal and Splits
Bronx, New York
(917) 741-3124
[email protected]
Welcome by appointment only
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Color Breeding is an art!
Melanin
Classic New Color
Intensive & Frost in:
Red Black ( Bronze)
Yellow Black ( Green)
White Black (Blue)
Red Brown
Red Agate Mosaic
Red Black Mosaic
Red Brown Mosaic
Agate Pastel Red Mosaic
Phao(Ino) Red Mosaic
Brown Opal Red Mosaic
Cobalt Red Black (Bronze)
Cobalt Red Black Mosaic
Cobalt Yellow Black
Lipochrome
Yellow (Intensive & Frost)
Red (Intensive & Frost)
Recessive White
Red Mosaic
Yellow Mosaic
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NATIONAL
COLORBRED
ASSOCIATION
EXPERIENCE THE DIVERSITY OF COLOR
IN THE ONLY CLUB DEDICATED
TO COLORBRED CANARIES
Annual members meeting Saturday at the National Cage Bird Show
Check Speciality Club Meeting Schedule this catalog for time & place
COME JOIN US!
For more information and
membership application
visit our web site:
http://www.nationalcolorbred.com
Annual Dues:
$25.00 for Single Membership
$30.00 for Dual Membership
Send check or money order
payable to NCA to:
109 Neece
Irving, TX 75060
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DIVISION 8 – LIPOCHROME COLORBRED CANARIES
Sponsor - Tony Farrugia
(All Clear Birds, No Melanin)
Recommended by the National Colorbred Association
Lipochrome color........................................ 50 pts.
Position........................................................ 10 pts.
Size.............................................................. 10 pts.
Conformation............................................... 10 pts.
Feather.......................................................... 15 pts.
Condition........................................................ 5 pts.
TOTAL 100 pts.
SECTION 1 – RED GROUND INTENSIVE
Sponsor - Carl Biers, John Cromwell
Class
01
Red Intensive
02
Rubino Intensive
SECTION 2 – RED GROUND FROST
Sponsor - Brian & Lisa Cabal
01
02
Red Frost
Rubino Frost
SECTION 3 – YELLOW GROUND INTENSIVE & FROST
Sponsor - Michael Nichols, Julio Valella, Brenda Varhola
01
02
03
Yellow Intensive
Yellow Frost
Lutino Intensive or Frost
SECTION 4 – WHITE GROUND DOMINANT &
RECESSIVE
Sponsor - Henry Vela
01
02
03
White Dominant
White Recessive
Albino Dominant or Recessive
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DIVISION 8 – LIPOCHROME COLORBRED CANARIES
(Cont’d)
SECTION 5 – IVORIES
Class
01
02
03
04
05
Red Ivory Intensive
Red Ivory Frost
Rubino Ivory Intensive or Frost
Yellow Ivory Intensive or Frost
Lutino Ivory Intensive or Frost
SECTION 6 – MOSAIC (Dimorphic) MALES
Sponsor - Carmelo Taibi
01
02
03
04
05
06
Red Mosaic
Red Ivory Mosaic
Rubino Mosaic
Yellow Mosaic
Yellow Ivory Mosaic
Lutino Mosaic
SECTION 7 – MOSAIC (Dimorphic) FEMALES
Sponsor - Jerry Cherta
01
02
03
04
05
06
Red Mosaic
Red Ivory Mosaic
Rubino Mosaic
Yellow Mosaic
Yellow Ivory Mosaic
Lutino Mosaic
NOTE: Rubinos, Lutinos, and Albinos are red eyed Lipochrome
once from either Inos or Satinettes. Being Lipochrome
White Ground, it is impossible to distinguish either
mutation; so we call them Rubinos Red Ground,Lutinos
Yellow Ground or Albinos White Ground.
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DIVISION 9 –MELANIN COLORBRED CANARIES
Sponsor - Rado Pagac
CLASSIC CANARIES
Melanin Pigment.......................................... 30 pts.
Ground Color................................................ 20 pts.
Position........................................................ 10 pts.
Size.............................................................. 10 pts.
Feather.......................................................... 15 pts.
Condition........................................................ 5 pts.
TOTAL 100 pts.
SECTION 1 – BLACK RED INTENSIVE MELANIN
INCLUDING IVORY
Sponsor - Felix Hernandez
Class
01
02
Black Red Intensive
Black Red Ivory
SECTION 2 – BLACK RED FROST MELANIN
INCLUDING IVORY
Sponsor - Claudio & Fred Gatto
01
02
Black Red Frost
Black Red Ivory Frost
SECTION 3 – BROWN RED MELANIN
INCLUDING IVORY
Sponsor - Ricardo Sanchez
01
02
03
Brown Red Intensive
Brown Red Frost
Brown Red Ivory Intensive or Frost
SECTION 4 – RED AGATE & ISABEL MELANIN
INCLUDING IVORY
01
02
03
04
05
06
Agate Red Intensive
Agate Red Frost
Agate Red Ivory, Intensive or Frost
Isabel Red Intensive
Isabel Red Frost
Isabel Red Ivory Intensive or Frost
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DIVISION 9 –MELANIN COLORBRED CANARIES
(cont’d))
SECTION 5 – YELLOW and WHITE
Sponsor - Margaret Blackmon
Class
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
Black Yellow Intensive
Black Yellow Frost
Black Yellow Ivory Intensive or Frost
Black White Intensive
Black White Frost
Black White Ivory Intensive or Frost
Brown Yellow Intensive or Frost
Brown Yellow Ivory Intensive or Frost
Brown White Dominant or Recessive
Agate Yellow Dominant or Recessive
Agate Yellow Ivory Intensive or Frost
Agate White Agate Dominant or Recessive
Isabel Yellow Intensive or Frost
Isabel Yellow Ivory Intensive or Frost
Isabel White Dominant or Recessive
SECTION 6 – CLASSIC MELANIN MOSAICS (Dimorphic)
MALES
Sponsor - Robert Trincado
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
Black Red Mosaic & Ivory
Black Yellow Mosaic & Ivory
Brown Red Mosaic & Ivory
Brown Yellow Mosaic & Ivory
Agate Red Mosaic & Ivory
Agate Yellow Mosaic & Ivory
Isabel Red Mosaic & Ivory
Isabel Yellow Mosaic & Ivory
SECTION 7 – CLASSIC MELANIN MOSAICS (Dimorphic)
FEMALES
Sponsor - Brian Cabral
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
Black Red Mosaic & Ivory
Black Yellow Mosaic & Ivory
Brown Red Mosaic & Ivory
Brown Yellow Mosaic & Ivory
Agate Red Mosaic & Ivory
Agate Yellow Mosaic & Ivory
Isabel Red Mosaic & Ivory
Isabel Yellow Mosaic & Ivory
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Aldo Bracco
Breeder & Exhibitor
of
Colour Bred Canaries
Winner of the
2008 Higgins Award
MELANIN & NEW COLOR
LIPOCHROME
Bronze, Bronze Pastel, Bronze Mosaics,
Greens, Blues, R.O. Brown, R.O. Brown Pastels,
R. O. Brown Mosaics & Pastels, Agate Mosaics,
Agate Topaz & Mosaics, Opal
Red, Rose Ivory,
Recessive White
You will always be welcome at
17 Ashwood Ct, Stoney Creek
(905) 662-6830 (H) 905-546-7413 (C)
NCA Cert. Judge
[email protected]
[email protected]
AACC Panel Judge
Good LuckTo All Exhibitors!
Ignacio Perea, Sr.
President, The Higgins Group
Honorary NCBS Director
International Judge
Champion Breeder
Contact:
(305)681-4444
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Best Wishes to all Exhibitors
at the National Cage Bird Show
Bonnie Williams Cain
Breeder ~ Exhibitor
Columbus Fancy &
Recessive White Colorbred Canaries
National Cage Bird Show Director
Judge of Type & Colorbred Canaries
3866 Orders Road
Grove City, OH 43123
614-871-5445
[email protected]
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
WARREN LAUNDERVILLE
Long time
BREEDER OF COLORBRED CANARIES
Recessive Whites, Satinettes & Carriers
Red Factors & Bronzes
Red Orange Browns
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Best Wishes for a Wonderful Show
From the Worst Breeder
in the Whole USA
I would like to invite you to my web site
to see videos, pictures and articles
www.FONTIREDFACTOR.COM
Breeder and Exhibitor
of Quality Colorbred Canaries
Jaspe - Latest Colorbred Mutation
Black Red Cobalt Mosaic
Red Brown Cobalt Mosaic
Black Red Gray Wing Mosaic
Reg Agate Mosaic
Red Agate Opal Mosaic
Red Agate Topaz Mosaic
Red Agate Pastel Mosaic
Red Brown Pastel Mosaic
Red Brown Opal Mosaic
Red Isabel Mosaic - New Type
Red Lipochrome Mosaic
Red Satinet Mosaic
Red Lipochrome - Intensive & Frost
Rose Ivories
Luis R. Fonticoba
Certified N.C.A. Colorbred Judge
352-688-2025
[email protected]
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DIVISION 10 –MELANIN COLORBRED
NEW COLOR CANARIES
Sponsor - Camelo Taibi
NEW COLOR MELANIN CANARIES
Melanin Pigment.......................................... 30 pts.
Ground Color................................................ 20 pts.
Position........................................................ 10 pts.
Size.............................................................. 10 pts.
Feather.......................................................... 15 pts.
Condition........................................................ 5 pts.
TOTAL 100 pts.
SECTION 1 – ALL OPALS
Sponsor - Rado Pagac
Class
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
Black Red Opal Intensive or Frost and Ivory
Black Yellow Opal Intensive or Frost and Ivory
Black White Opal Dominant or Recessive
Brown Red Opal Intensive or Frost and Ivory
Brown Yellow Opal Intensive or Frost and Ivory
Brown White Opal Dominant or Recessive
Agate Red Opal Intensive or Frost and Ivory
Agate Yellow Opal Intensive or Frost and Ivory
Agate White Opal Dominant or Recessive
Isabel Red Opal Intensive or Frost and Ivory
Isabel Yellow Opal Intensive or Frost and Ivory
Isabel White Opal Dominant or Recessive
SECTION 2 – INOS - ALL GROUND COLORS
Sponsor - Jerry Zak
01
02
03
Red Ground Ino and Ivory
Yellow Ground Ino and Ivory
White Ground Ino Dominant or Recessive
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NEW COLOR CANARIES (Cont’d)
SECTION 3 – ALL SATINETS
Sponsor - Ricardo Sanchez
01
02
03
Red Ground Satinets and Ivory
Yellow Ground Satinets and Ivory
White Ground Satinets Dominant or Recessive
SECTION 4 – PASTELS - ALL GROUND COLORS
Class
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
Black Red Pastel Intensive or Frost and Ivory
Black Yellow Pastel Intensive or Frost and Ivory
Black White Pastel Dominant or Recessive
Brown Red Pastel Intensive or Frost and Ivory
Brown Yellow Pastel Intensive or Frost and Ivory
Brown White Pastel Dominant or Recessive
Agate Red Pastel Intensive or Frost and Ivory
Agate Yellow Pastel Intensive or Frost and Ivory
Agate White Pastel Dominant or Recessive
Isabel Red Pastel Intensive or Frost and Ivory
Isabel Yellow Pastel Intensive or Frost and Ivory
Isabel White Pastel Dominant or Recessive
Black Red Pastel Gray Wing Intensive or Frost and Ivory
Black Yellow Pastel Gray Wing Intensive or Frost and Ivory
Black White Pastel Gray Wing Dominant or Recessive
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NEW COLOR CANARIES (cont’d)
SECTION 5 – RED & YELLOW MELANIN MOSAIC
MALES (DIMORPHIC)
Sponsor - Margaret Blackmon
Class
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
Black Pastel Red Mosaic
Black Pastel Red Mosaic Gray Wing
Isabel Pastel Red Mosaic
Satinette Red Mosaic
Agate Opal Red Mosaic
Brown Yellow Mosaic
Agate Yellow Mosaic
Isabel Yellow Mosaic
Satinette Yellow Mosaic
Brown Pastel Yellow Mosaic
Agate Pastel Yellow Mosaic
Isabel Pastel Yellow Mosaic
Opal Yellow Mosaic
Brown Opal Yellow Mosaic
Agate Opal Yellow Mosaic
Ino Red Mosaic
Ino Yellow Mosaic
Topaz Red Mosaic
Topaz Yellow Mosaic
Onyx Red Mosaic
Onyx Yellow Mosaic
Eumo Red Mosaic
Eumo Yellow Mosaic
Cobalt Red Mosaic
Cobalt Yellow Mosaic
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NEW COLOR CANARIES (cont’d)
SECTION 6 – RED & YELLOW MELANIN MOSAIC
FEMALES (DIMORPHIC)
Sponsor - Claudio & Fred Gatto
Class
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
Black Pastel Red Mosaic
Black Pastel Red Mosaic Gray Wing
Isabel Pastel Red Mosaic
Satinette Red Mosaic
Agate Opal Red Mosaic
Brown Yellow Mosaic
Agate Yellow Mosaic
Isabel Yellow Mosaic
Satinette Yellow Mosaic
Brown Pastel Yellow Mosaic
Agate Pastel Yellow Mosaic
Isabel Pastel Yellow Mosaic
Opal Yellow Mosaic
Brown Opal Yellow Mosaic
Agate Opal Yellow Mosaic
Ino Red Mosaic
Ino Yellow Mosaic
Topaz Red Mosaic
Topaz Yellow Mosaic
Onyx Red Mosaic
Onyx Yellow Mosaic
Eumo Red Mosaic
Eumo Yellow Mosaic
Cobalt Red Mosaic
Cobalt Yellow Mosaic
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NEW COLOR CANARIES (Cont’d)
SECTION 7 – MELANIN NEW MUTATIONS
TOPAZ - ONYX - EUMO - COBALT
Sponsor - Henry Vela
Class
01
02
03
04
05
06
Topaz - All Ground Color
Onyx - All Ground Color
Eumo - All Ground Color
Cobalt - All Ground Color
Red Siskin Cross
Any Other Variety ( AOV )
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DIVISION 11 – FINCHES AND SOFTBILLS
Sponsor - Susan Stieve
Young Class
Old Class
SECTION 1 – SOFTBILLS
Sponsor - Nizam Ail
01
03
05
07
09
11
13
Nectarines
Hummingbirds
Dacris
Sunbirds
Honeycreepers/Sugarbirds
White Eyes (Zosterops)
Bananaquits
Any Other Variety (AOV)
02
04
06
08
10
12
14
15
17
19
21
Mynah Birds
Indian Hill Mynahs
Dumont Mynah
Pagoda Mynah
16
18
20
22
23
25
27
29
31
33
35
37
39
Small Softbills
Starlings
Bulbuls
Pekin Robin
Silver-eared Mesias
Thrushes
Tanagers
Leaf birds
Barbets
24
26
28
30
32
34
36
38
40
41
43
45
47
49
51
Large Softbills
Toucans
Toucanettes
Touracos
Jays & Magpies
Hornbills
Any other Variety (AOV)
42
44
46
48
50
52
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DIVISION 11 – FINCHES AND SOFTBILLS (cont’d)
Young Class
Old Class
SECTION 2 – ZEBRA FINCHES
Sponsor - John & Jane Muscato
01
03
Normal Zebra
Normal Gray Cock
Normal Gray Hen
02
04
05
07
Fawn Zebra
Fawn Cock
Fawn Hen
06
08
09
11
13
15
Chestnut Flanked White Zebra
Chestnut-Flanked White Cock
Chestnut-Flanked White Hen
Chestnut Flanked Continental Cock
Chestnut Flanked Continental Hen
10
12
14
16
17
19
21
23
25
27
Other Variety Zebras
White
Pied
Silver
Cream
Penguin
Light back
18
20
22
24
26
28
29
31
33
35
37
39
41
43
45
Rarer Variety Zebras
Black-breasted
Orange-breasted
Crested, any color
Black-faced
Black Cheeked
Gray / Fawn Cheeked
Phaeo
Florida Fancy
30
32
34
36
38
40
42
44
46
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Young Class
Old Class
01
03
05
07
09
11
SECTION 3 – GOULDIAN FINCHES
Sponsor - Joaquin Torres
Normal Gouldian
Red-headed Normal Cock
Red-headed Normal Hen
Black-headed Normal Cock
Black-headed Normal Hen
Orange-headed Normal Cock
Orange-headed Normal Hen
02
04
06
08
10
12
13
15
17
19
Normal Gouldian with Other Color Breast
Red-headed Normal with White Breast
Black-headed Normal with White Breast
Orange-headed Normal with White Breast
Normal Gouldian with Other Color Breast
14
16
18
20
21
23
25
Yellow Bodied Gouldian
Yellow Bodied with Purple Breast
Yellow Bodied with White Breast
Yellow Bodied with Other Color Breast
22
24
26
27
Blue Bodied Gouldian
Blue Bodied Gouldian
28
29
31
33
Any Other Variety
Dilute
Silver
30
32
34
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DIVISION 11 – FINCHES AND SOFTBILLS (con’td)
Young Class
Old Class
SECTION 4 – OTHER AUSTRALIAN FINCHES
Sponsor - Vince & Sally Huntington
01
03
05
07
09
Pintailed Type
Normal Shafttail
Mutation Shafttail
Masked
Parsons
02
04
06
08
10
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
25
27
Grass Finches
Diamond Sparrow
Mutation Diamond Sparrow
Cherry Finch (Plumhead)
Bicheno (Owl)
Star Finch
Mutation Star Finch
Painted
Crimson (Blood Finch)
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
26
28
29
31
33
Waxbill / Mannikin
Chestnut-breasted
Pictorella
30
32
34
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DIVISION 11 – FINCHES AND SOFTBILLS (cont’d))
Young Class
Old Class
01
03
05
07
SECTION 5 – INDO-PACIFIC FINCHES
Sponsor - Scott Golden
Parrot Finches
Blue-faced
Red-headed
Pintailed Nonpareil
02
04
06
08
09
11
13
15
17
Java Rice Birds
Normal Gray
White
Pied (Calico)
Cinnamon
10
12
14
16
18
19
21
23
25
27
29
31
33
35
37
Finches of India and Indonesia
Indian Silverbills
Spice
Strawberry
Green Avadavat
White-hooded Nun
Pallid Nun
Black-hooded Nun
Tricolor Nun
Timor Zebra
20
22
24
26
28
30
32
34
36
38
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Young Class
Old Class
SECTION 6 – SOCIETY FINCHES
Sponsor - Clarence & Ola Culwell
01
03
05
07
09
11
Society Finches
Chocolate - Self
Chocolate and White
Dilute Chocolate
Self Fawn
Fawn and White
Dilute Fawn
02
04
06
08
10
12
13
15
17
American Chestnut Society
Self Chestnut
Chestnut White
Chestnut Dilute
14
16
18
19
American Solid White
Solid White
20
21
23
25
27
American Crested Society
Chocolate Crested
Fawn Crested
Chestnut Crested
White Crested
22
24
26
28
29
Any Other Variety - American Society
Any Other Variety
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30
Young Class
Old Class
SECTION 6 – SOCIETY FINCHES (cont’d)
European Society
Euro Chocolate
Euro Chestnut
Euro Fawn
Euro Gray (Choc, Chestnut, Fawn)
Dilutes (all)
Clearwings (all)
Ino (Creamino, Grayino)
Albino
Pearl
Crested
Frilled (all)
Combination
(Crested, Chest-Frilled or Neck-Frilled)
31
33
35
37
39
41
43
45
47
49
51
53
Any Other Variety
European or Japanese Society
55
Young Class
32
34
36
38
40
42
44
46
48
50
52
54
56
Old Class
SECTION 7 – EUROPEAN FINCHES
Sponsor - Andrew Green & Rebecca Mikel
(Lakeside Aviaries)
01
03
05
07
09
11
European Finches
European Goldfinch
Chaffinch
Greenfinch
Linnet
European Siskin
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02
04
06
08
10
12
Young Class
Old Class
SECTION 8 – FINCHES OF AFRICA
Sponsor - Lisa Murphy
01
03
05
07
09
11
13
15
17
Small Waxbills
Gold-breasted
Orange-cheeked
Red-eared
St. Helena
Firefinch
Lavender
Aurora (Crimson-winged Pytilia)
Yellow-winged Pytilia
02
04
06
08
10
12
14
16
18
19
21
23
25
27
29
31
Large Waxbills
Cordon Bleu
Blue-capped
Black Cheeked Waxbill
Melba
Violet-eared
Purple Grenadier
20
22
24
26
28
30
32
33
35
37
39
41
Twinspots
Dusky
Dybowski's
Green-backed
Peter's
34
36
38
40
42
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Young Class
Old Class
43
45
47
49
51
53
55
57
Mannikins
Bronze-winged
Magpie
Silverbill
Pearl-headed Amadine (Silverbill)
Cutthroat
Red-headed Finch
Blue-billed(Black and White)
44
46
48
50
52
54
56
58
59
61
63
65
67
69
71
73
75
77
79
Weavers and Whydahs
Napoleon Weaver
Orange Bishop Weaver
Scaly-crowned Weaver
Any Other Variety (AOV) Weaver
Pintailed Whydah
Paradise Whydah
Combassou
Queen Whydah
Red-throated Whydah
Fisher’s Whydah
Any Other Variety
60
62
64
66
68
70
72
74
76
78
80
81
83
85
87
89
Serins
Green Singing
Gray Singing
Yellow-rumped
St. Helena Seedeater
82
84
86
88
90
91
Buntings of Africa
All Buntings of Africa
92
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Young Class
Old Class
SECTION 9 –FINCHES OF THE AMERICAS
Sponsor - Cheryl & Leland Burns
01
Buntings of the Americas
All Buntings of the Americas
02
03
05
Siskins
Black-headed Siskin
04
06
07
09
11
13
15
17
19
Small Finches of the Americas
Cuban Melodious
Blue-black Grassquit (Jacarini)
Chestnut Bellied Seedeater
Chestnut Throated Seedeater
Black-white Seedeater
Parrot Billed Seedeater
08
10
12
14
16
18
20
21
23
25
27
29
31
33
Larger Finches of the Americas
Rufous-collared
White-collared
Saffron
Crimson Pileated
Black-crested Finch
Variable Seedeater
22
24
26
28
30
32
34
35
37
39
41
43
Cardinals
Red-crested (Brazilian)
Green
Pope
Yellow-billed
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36
38
40
42
44
Young Class
Old Class
SECTION 10 – DOVES AND QUAIL
Sponsor Cheryl & Leland Burns
01
03
05
07
09
11
13
15
17
Doves and Quail
Normal Diamond Doves
Mutation Diamond Doves
Cape Doves
Green-winged Doves
Zebra Doves
Normal Ring-necked Doves
Mutation Ring-necked Doves
Button Quail
Young Class
02
04
06
08
10
12
14
16
18
Old Class
SECTION 11 – PAIRS
Sponsor - Paul Hansen
01
All Softbill Pairs
Softbill Pairs
02
03
05
07
09
11
13
All Finch Pairs
Australian Pairs
Indo-Pacific Pairs
Society Pairs
European Pairs
African Pairs
Finches of the Americas Pairs
04
06
08
10
12
14
15
All Doves and Quail Pairs
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DIVISION 12 – PARROTS
Sponsor - North American Parrot Society
01
02
03
04
SECTION 1 – Lories
Sponsor - Royce & Barbara Irwin
Blue Streaked
05
Mouluccan
Chattering
06
Rainbow
Dusky
07
All Other Lories
Goldies
01
02
03
04
05
06
SECTION 2 – Cockatoos
Sponsor - Lee Gibson, Fran Andersen
Bare Eyed
07
Medium Sulphur
Citron
08
Lesser Sulphur
Galah
09
Triton
Goffin
10
Umbrella
Moluccan
11
All Other Cockatoos
Greater Sulphur
SECTION 3 – Island Parrots
Sponsor - Glenda Pullum
01
02
03
04
Great Billed
Eclectus
Kakariki
All Other Varieties
01
02
03
SECTION 4 – Rosellas
Sponsor - GEM Custom Laser
Crimson
04
Stanley
Golden Mantled
05
All Other Rosellas
Pale Headed
01
02
03
04
05
SECTION 5 – Australian
Sponsor - Mike Miller
Barnard
06
All Other Red Rumped
Barraband
07
Rock Pebblar
Crimson Wing
08
Cockatiels
Princess of Wales
09
All Other Varieties
Red Rumped
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DIVISION 12 – PARROTS (cont’d)
01
02
03
04
05
SECTION 6 – Bourkes & Grasskeets
Sponsor - Nancy Atkinson
Rosie Bourkes
06
Turquoisine
All Other Bourkes
07
Budgies
Elegants
08
All Other Varieties
Scarlet Chested
All Other Scarlet Chested
01
SECTION 7 - African Grey
Sponsor - Charles & Barbara Hardiman
Congo
02
Timneh
01
SECTION 8 Hanging Parrots
Sponsor - Gary Morgan
All Hanging Parrots
01
02
03
SECTION 9 – Ringnecks
Sponsor - Agapornis Acres
Blue Indian
04
All Other
Green Indian
Indian Ringnecks
Ino Indian
05
African Ringnecks
01
02
03
SECTION 10 – Longtail Asiatics
Alexanderine
04
Plum Heads
Derbyans
05
All Other Varieties
Moustached
01
02
03
04
SECTION 11 –Other Africans
Sponsor - Katy Secor
Brown Headed
05
Red Bellied
Capes
06
Senegals
Jardines
07
Lovebirds
Meyers
08
All Other Africans
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01
SECTION 12 – Caiques
Sponsor - Leland & Cheryl Burns
Black Headed
02
Apricot Headed
01
02
03
04
SECTION 13 – Macaws
Sponsor - Jeff Robinson
Blue & Gold
05
Scarlet
Green Winged
06
Severe
Hahn’s
07
Yellow Collared
Military
08
All Other Macaws
SECTION 14 – Conures
Sponsor - Leland & Cheryl Burns
01
02
03
04
05
06
Blue Crowned
Dusky
Green Cheeked
All Other Green Cheeked
Jenday
Mitred
01
02
03
04
SECTION 15 – Small South American
Sponsor - Vicki Meyer
Canary Winged
05
Orange Chinned
Grey Cheeked
06
Quaker
Lineolated-Green Series
07
All Other Varieties
Lineolated-Blue Series
01
02
03
04
05
SECTION 16 – Parrotlets
Sponsor -Henry Vela
Pacific Normals
06
Green Rump
Pacific Blues
07
Spectacle
Pacific Dilutes
08
Blue Wing
Pacific Lutinos
09
Mexican
Pacific AOV
10
All Other Varieties
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07
08
09
10
11
Nanday
Patagonian
Peach Fronted
Sun
All Other Conures
01
02
03
SECTION 17 – Pionus
Sponsor - Clarence & Ola Culwell
Blue Headed
04
Maximillion
Bronze Winged
05
White Capped
Dusky
06
All Other Pionus
01
02
03
04
05
SECTION 18 – Amazons
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Blue Fronted
06
Orange Winged
Double Yellow Head
07
Red Lored
Green Cheek
08
White Fronted
Lilac Crowned
09
Yellow Naped
Mealy
10
All Other Amazons
01
SECTION 19 – All Other Parrots
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All Other Parrots
01
SECTION 20 – Champions All
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The African Love Bird Society
proudly supports the
NATIONAL BIRD SHOW
______________________
The African Love Bird Society
is an international non-profit organization
dedicated to the improvement and standardization of
all species of Agapornis and their mutations.
The Society’s purpose is to establish these species
and their mutations for future generations and to
disseminate any information pertinent to the Agapornis
family through the official journal
“AGAPORNIS WORLD”
Dues are $25 single / $30 dual for a Full Year
Foreign Memberships $40 single / $45 Dual (Air)
Also list your Aviary for an additional $5
For more information write to:
African Love Bird Society
P. O. Box 142
San Marcos, CA 92079-0142
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A.N.P.A. INC
2009
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SHOW STANDARDS FOR
THE AFRICAN LOVE BIRD
1. Beak should be neat and well tucked in; head full and rounded; eyes centered, clear
and bright.
2. Neck should be full and wide.
3. Shoulders should have no appearance of a neckline.
4. Breast should be deep, broad, and well rounded; tapering gradually to the tail.
5. Back line should not be slack or hollow; almost straight.
6. Wings should be held in line with the body; flights must not droop or cross.
7. Tail should be held neatly in line with body.
8. Legs and feet should be straight and strong; frimly gripping the perch.
Scale of Points
___________________________
Size
15
Conformation
(45)
Head
15
Body
15
10
Wings & Tail
Feet
5
Color
15
Condition
15
Deportment
10
Scale of Points for Pieds,
Whitefaced and Eye-Rings
___________________________
Size
15
Conformation
(35)
Head
10
Body
10
10
Wings & Tail
Feet
5
Color
25
Condition
15
Deportment
10
The Ideal Peachfaced Love Bird
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DIVISION 13 – LOVE BIRDS, RARES,
AND EYE-RINGS
Sponsor - David & Mary Arthur
Section 1 – Rare Varieties
Sponsors - Janet Landveter
(Three or more birds of the same variety in class with other varieties can be
separated into their own class at the judge’s discretions)
Old Class
01
03
05
07
09
11
13
15
17
19
21
Nyasa
AOC Nyasa
Black-cheeked
AOC Black-Cheeked
Madagascar
AOC Madagascar
Abyssinian
AOC Abyssinian
Redfaced
AOC Redfaced
AOC Rares
Young Class
02
04
06
08
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
Section 2 – Green Fischer’s (A. Fischeri)
Sponsors - Tom & Yen Voges, Paul Crow
01
03
05
07
09
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
Green Type I (Nominate)
02
Green Type II (Domestic)
04
Medium Green
06
Dark Green
08
Dilute Green 10
Heavy Suffusion(50% or less dulute)
Dark-Factored Dilute Green 12
Heavy Suffusion - All (50% or less dilute)
Dilute Green 14
Light Suffusion (80% or more dilute)
Dark-Eyed Clear Yellow (100% Clear)
16
Lutino
18
Spangled Green - All
20
Pied Green - All
22
AOC Green Fisher’s
24
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AND EYE-RINGS (cont’d)
Section 3 – Blue Fischer’s (A. fischeri)
Sponsor - Wendy Edwards - Carolina Flight Aviary
Old Class
01
03
05
07
09
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
25
27
Parrot
Young Class
Blue -Type 1
02
Blue - Type 2
04
Medium Blue
06
Dark Blue
08
Par-Blue- All
10
Violet - All
12
Dilute Blue 14
Heavy Suffusion (50% or less dilute)
Dark Factor Dilute Blue
16
All Heavy Suffusion (50% or less dilute)
Dilute Blue - Light Suffusion
18
(80% or more dilute)
Dark-Eyed Clear White (100% clear)
20
Albino
22
Spangled Blue - All
24
Pied Blue - All
26
AOC Blue Fischer’s
28
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Cockatiel
AND EYE-RINGS (cont’d)
Section 4 – Masked (A. personata)
Sponsor - David & Mary Arthur
Old Class
01
03
05
07
09
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
25
27
29
31
33
35
37
39
41
Young Class
Green
02
Medium Green
04
Dark Green
06
Dilute Green 08
Dark-Factored Dilute Green
10
Dilute Green 12
Dark-Eyed Clear Yellow (100% Clear)
14
Lutino
16
Blue
18
Medium Blue
20
Dark Blue
22
Par-Blue - All
24
Violet All
26
Dilute Blue 28
Dark-Factored Dilute Blue 30
Heavy Suffusion (50% or less dilute) –
Dilute Blue 32
Dark-Eyed Clear White (100% Clear)
34
Albino
36
Fallow - All
38
Pied - All
40
AOC Masked
42
Section 5 – Rares and Eyerings Champions All
Sponsor -African Love Bird Society
For Placement of Champions only.
No Classes, No Section Awards.
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DIVISION 14 – LOVE BIRDS, PEACHFACED
Sponsors - Jennifer Jarmillo,
Lovely Birds Lovebirds
Section 1 – Green Peachfaced (A. roseicollis))
Sponsors - Danny Cardona
Old Class
01
03
05
07
09
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
25
Young Class
Green
02
Medium Green
04
Dark Green
06
Orangefaced Green
08
Orangefaced Medium Green
10
Orangefaced Dark Green
12
Green Violet - All
14
American Dilute Green 16
Heavy Suffusion - All(50% or less dilute)
American Dilute Green 18
Light Suffusion - All(80% or more dilute)
Orangefaced American Dilute Green - All
20
Lutino
22
Orangefaced Lutino
24
AOC Green
26
Section 2 – Blue Peachfaced (A. roseicollis)
Sponsor - Jeanne & Ken Synder, Alvaro Lopez
01
03
05
07
09
11
13
15
17
19
Par-Blue
02
Medium Par-Blue
04
Dark Par-Blue
06
Whitefaced Par-Blue
08
Whitefaced Medium Par-Blue
10
Whitefaced Dark Par-Blue
12
Seagreen and Medium Seagreen
14
Dark Seagreen
16
Yellowfaced Par-Blue - All
18
American Dilute Par-Blue 20
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(cont’d)
Section 2 – Blue Peachfaced (A. roseicollis)
Old Class
Young Class
21
American Dilute Par- Blue 22
Light Suffusion - All (80% or more dilute)
23
Whitefaced American Dilute Par-Blue - All
24
25
Creamino
26
27
Whitefaced Creamino
28
29
Seagreen Creamino
30
31
AOC Par-Blue
32
Section 3 – Green Pied Peachfaced (A. roseicollis)
Sponsor - Leigh Ann Minturn
01
03
05
07
09
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
25
27
29
Pied Green (>30% Yellow)
Pied Medium Green (>30% Yellow)
Pied Dark Green (>30% Yellow)
Pied Orangefaced Green (>30% Yellow)
Heavy Pied Green (>70% Yellow)
Heavy Pied Medium Green (>70% Yellow)
Heavy Pied Dark Green (>70% Yellow)
Heavy Pied Orangefaced Green – All
(>70% Yellow)
Pied Green Violet – All
Pied American Cinnamon Green - All
Pied Australian Cinnamon Green - All
Dark-Eyed Clear Yellow (90%or More Yellow)
Orangefaced Dark-Eyed Clear Yellow
(90% or More Yellow)
Pied American Dilute Green - All
AOC Pied Green
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02
04
06
08
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
26
28
30
(cont’d)
Section 4 – Par-Blue Pied Peachfaced (A.roseicollis)
Sponsors - Josh Maple, J.D. Ferrigno
Old Class
01
03
05
07
09
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
25
27
29
31
33
Young Class
Pied Par-Blue (>30% Cream)
02
Pied Medium Par-Blue (>30% Cream)
04
Pied Dark Par-Blue (>30% Cream)
06
Pied Whitefaced Par-Blue (>30% Cream)
08
Pied Seagreen - All (>30% Cream)
10
Heavy Pied Par-Blue (>70% Cream)
12
Heavy Pied Medium Par-Blue (>70% Cream) 14
Heavy Pied Dark Par-Blue (>70% Cream)
16
Heavy Pied Whitefaced Par-Blue - All
18
(>70% Cream)
Heavy Pied Seagreen - All (>70% Cream)
20
Pied Yellowfaced Par-Blue - All
22
Pied Violet Par-Blue - All
24
Pied American Cinnamon Par-Blue - All
26
Pied Australian Cinnamon Par-Blue - All
28
Dark-Eyed Clear Cream (90% or More Cream) 30
Pied American Dilute Par-Blue - All
32
AOC Blue Pied
34
Section 5 – American Cinnamon Peachfaced (A.roseicollis)
Sponsors - Danny Cardona, Tom & Yen Voges
01
03
05
07
09
11
13
15
17
American Cinnamon Green
American Cinnamon Medium Green
American Cinnamon Dark Green
American Cinnamon Orangefaced Green - All
American Cinnamon Par-Blue
American Cinnamon Medium Par-Blue
American Cinnamon Dark Par-Blue
American Cinnamon Seagreen - All
American Cinnamon Whitefaced Par-Blue
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02
04
06
08
10
12
14
16
18
(cont’d)
Section 5 – American Cinnamon Peachfaced (cont’d)
Old Class
19
21
23
Young Class
American Cinnamon Yellowfaced Par-Blue
American Cinnamon Violet - All
AOC American Cinnamon
20
22
24
Section 6 – Australian Cinnamon Peachfaced (A. roseicollis)
Sponsors - Jim Munis, Vicki Meyer
01
03
05
07
09
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
Australian Cinnamon Green
Australian Cinnamon Medium Green
Australian Cinnamon Dark Green
Australian Cinnamon Orangefaced Green - All
Australian Cinnamon Par-Blue
Australian Cinnamon Medium Par-Blue
Australian Cinnamon Dark Par-Blue
Australian Cinnamon Seagreen - All
Australian Cinnamon Whitefaced Par-Blue
Australian Cinnamon Yellowfaced Par-Blue
Australian Cinnamon Violet - All
AOC Australian Cinnamon
02
04
06
08
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
Section 7 – Violet Peachfaced (A. roseicollis)
Sponsor - Frank Horan
01
03
05
07
09
11
13
15
Violet Par-Blue
Medium Violet Par-Blue
Dark Violet Par-Blue
Whitefaced Violet Par-Blue
Whitefaced Medium Violet Par-Blue
Whitefaced Dark Violet Par-Blue
Seagreen and Medium Seagreen Violet Par-Blue
Dark Seagreen Violet Par-Blue
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02
04
06
08
10
12
14
16
Section 7- Violet Peachfaced (A.roseicollis)
(cont’d)
17
19
Yellowfaced Violet Par-Blue - All
18
Am. Dilute Violet Par-Blue - Heavy Suffusion- 20
All (50% or less dilute)
Am. Dilute Violet Par-Blue - Light Suffusion- 22
All - (80% or more dilute)
Whitefaced American Dilute Voilet Par-Blue
24
AOC Voilet
26
21
23
25
Section 8 – Opaline Peachfaced (A.roseicollis)
Sponsors - Linda Brandt
Old Class
01
03
05
07
09
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
25
27
29
31
33
35
Opaline Green
Opaline Medium Green
Opaline Dark Green
Opaline Orangeface Green
Opaline Pied Green - All
Opaline Lutino
Opaline Par-Blue
Opaline Medium Par-Blue
Opaline Dark Par-Blue
Opaline Whiteface Par-Blue - All
Opaline Seagreen - All
Opaline Yellowface Par-Blue - All
Opaline Violet Par-Blue - All
Opaline Pied Par-Blue - All
Opaline Creamino
Opaline American Cinnamon - All
Opaline Australian Cinnamon - All
AOC Opaline
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Young Class
02
04
06
08
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
26
28
30
32
34
36
(cont’d)
Section 9 – Longfeathered Peachfaced (A. roseicollis)
Sponsor - African Love Bird Society
Old Class
01
03
05
07
09
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
25
27
29
31
33
35
37
Young Class
Longfeathered Green
02
Longfeathered Medium Green
04
Longfeathered Dark Green
06
Longfeathered Orangefaced Green
08
Longfeathered Pied Green- All
10
Longfeathered Lutino
12
Longfeathered Par-Blue
14
Longfeathered Medium Par-Blue
16
Longfeathered Dark Par-Blue
18
Longfeathered Whitefaced Par-Blue - All
20
Longfeathered Seagreen - All
22
Longfeathered Yellowfaced Par-Blue - All
24
Longfeathered Violet Par-Blue - All
26
Longfeathered Pied Par-Blue - All
28
Longfeathered Creamino
30
Longfeathered American Cinnamon - All
32
Longfeathered Australian Cinnamon - All
34
Longfeathered Opaline - All
36
AOC Longfeathered
38
Section 10 – Peachfaced Champions All
Sponsor - African Love Bird Society
For Placement of Champions only.
No Classes, No Section Awards.
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Gary Morgan
ALBS Panel Judge - NCS Panel Judge - NAPS Panel Judge
- Lovebirds Black Cheeks
(Show Quality)
Abyssinians
(Normal, Medium, Dark)
Fallow Masked
(Green and Blue Series)
Violet Masked
- Cockatiels Normals
Fallows
Pearl
Pied
- Parrots Eclectus
Fig Parrots
Lories
Hanging Parrots
Plumheads
Cockatoos
Amazons
Wishing NCBS a Successful Show
Contact info:
15341 Kingston Street
Brighton, CO 80602
(303) 659-9544
[email protected]
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!
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DIVISION 15 – COCKATIELS
The National Cockatiel Society welcomes you to this Cockatiel specialty show. The
society was organized to meet the growing needs of breeders and exhibitors and to allow
them to have a voice in the Society and in the direction of the Cockatiel's development. NCS
will accept any traceable closed band and recommends the use of any standard-type
Cockatiel show cage.
Visual Standard
The NCS Standard envisions a long, graceful bird of
good body substance and equal proportions. The
Cockatiel should measure 14 inches in length from the top
of the crown to the tip of the tail. In addition, the crest
should approach 3 inches in length. Proportionally, the
bird should measure equally in length from the top of the
crown to the vent, the top of the shoulder to the tip of the
wing, and from the vent to the tip of the tail.
The crest, as the Cockatiel's chief physical trademark,
should be full and showy, curving back gracefully, with
the longer filaments graduating evenly down towards the
shorter ones at the rear of the skull. The head should be
large and well-rounded without evidence of a “flat top”
either behind the crest or at the back of the skull (with
good width between) and sheltered by a pronounced
frontal browline, creating a proud, “hawklike”
appearance when viewed from the front. The bright
orange cheek patches should be round, well-colored, and
free of “bleeding” extraneous orange feathers elsewhere
on the face. The beak should be clean, tucked in and of
normal length. The lower mandible should be only partly
visible. The yellow face of adult males should be brightly
colored and without extraneous grey or orange feathers
(except for young males going through the moult) and
clearly contrast where it meets the main body feathers.
The bib should be deep. The neck, adding grace to the
form, should be neither too long nor too short, and
particularly evident when the bird is in an alert stance.
The Cockatiel is a sleek, stream-lined bird, yet full
bodied, showing good substance. When viewed from the
front (or back), a generous width across the chest and
shoulders in adults (particularly hens) should be evident.
The back should be straight, blending with the slender,
tapering abdomen. The wings should be large and wide,
held tightly, hugging the body with tips close to the tail,
without crossing or dropping. All flight feathers should be
present. The wing patch should approach ¾ of an inch in
width and be clear of extraneous dark feathers.
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DIVISION 15 – COCKATIELS
Sponsor - Wendy Jendro
NOVICE SECTIONS
Old
Cock
Young
Old
Hen
Young
SECTION 1 - NORMALS
Sponsor - Diane Baxter
01
05
02
06
Normal (Grey)
Any Other Variety Normal Grey*
03
07
04
08
03
07
04
08
03
07
11
15
19
04
08
12
16
20
03
07
11
15
19
04
08
12
16
20
03
07
11
15
19
23
27
31
35
39
04
08
12
16
20
24
28
32
36
40
SECTION 2 - CINNAMONS
Sponsor - Royce & Barbara Irwin
01
05
02
06
Cinnamon
Any Other Variety Cinnamon*
SECTION 3 - LUTINOS
Sponsor - Jeff Heffernan
01
05
09
13
17
02
06
10
14
18
Lutino
Lutino Pearl
Lutino Pied
Lutino Pearl Pied
Any Other Variety Lutino*
SECTION 4 - PEARLS
01
05
09
13
17
02
06
10
14
18
Normal (Gray) Pearl
Normal Pearl Split*
Cinnamon Pearl
Cinnamon Pearl Split*
Any Other Variety Pearl*
SECTION 5 - PIEDS
01
05
09
13
17
21
25
29
33
37
02
06
10
14
18
22
26
30
34
38
Pied+
Heavy Pied++
Cinnamon Pied+
Heavy Cinnamon Pied++
Pearl Pied+
Heavy Pearl Pied++
Cinnamon Pearl Pied+
Heavy Cinnamon Pearl Pied++
Clear Pied (ALL)+++
Any Other Variety Pied*
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DIVISION 15 – COCKATIELS (cont’d)
NOVICE SECTIONS
Cock
Old
Young
Old
Hen
Young
SECTION 6 - WHITEFACE
01
05
09
13
17
21
25
29
33
37
41
45
49
53
57
61
65
02
06
10
14
18
22
26
30
34
38
42
46
50
54
58
62
66
69
73
70
74
Whiteface
03
Whiteface Split*
07
Whiteface Cinnamon
11
Whiteface Cinnamon Split*
15
Whiteface Lutino (”Albino”)
19
Whiteface Pearl
23
Whiteface Pearl Split*
27
Whiteface Cinnamon Pearl
31
Whiteface Cinnamon Pearl Split* 35
Whiteface Pied+
39
Heavy Whiteface Pied++
43
Whiteface Cinnamon Pied+
47
Heavy Whiteface Cinnamon Pied++ 51
Whiteface Pearl Pied+
55
Heavy Whiteface Pearl Pied++
59
Whiteface Cinnamon Pearl Pied++ 63
Heavy Whiteface Cinnamon
67
Pearl Pied++
Whiteface Clear Pied (ALL)+++
71
Any Other Variety Whiteface *
75
04
08
12
16
20
24
28
32
36
40
44
48
52
56
60
64
68
72
76
SECTION 7 - RARES
01
05
09
13
17
21
25
29
33
02
06
10
14
18
22
26
30
34
Dominant Silver **
Fallow**
Silver**
Yellowcheek**
Pastelface**
Dilute (aka Emerald)**
Goldcheek**
Any Other Variety Rare***
Any Other Color Rare***
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03
07
11
15
19
23
27
31
35
04
08
12
16
20
24
28
32
36
ADVANCED SECTIONS
Cock
Old
Young
Old
Hen
Young
SECTION 8 - NORMALS
Sponsor - Leslie Huegerich
01
05
02
06
Normal (Grey)
Any Other Variety Normal Grey*
03
07
04
08
03
07
04
08
03
07
11
15
19
04
08
12
16
20
03
07
11
15
19
04
08
12
16
20
03
07
11
15
19
23
27
31
35
39
04
08
12
16
20
24
28
32
36
40
SECTION 9 - CINNAMONS
01
05
02
06
Cinnamon
Any Other Variety Cinnamon*
SECTION 10 - LUTINOS
Sponsor - Julia Allen
01
05
09
13
17
02
06
10
14
18
Lutino
Lutino Pearl
Lutino Pied
Lutino Pearl Pied
Any Other Variety Lutino*
SECTION 11 - PEARLS
01
05
09
13
17
02
06
10
14
18
Pearl
Pearl Split*
Cinnamon Pearl
Cinnamon Pearl Split*
Any Other Variety Pearl*
SECTION 12 - PIEDS
Sponsor - Scott MacKay
01
05
09
13
17
21
25
29
33
37
02
06
10
14
18
22
26
30
34
38
Pied+
Heavy Pied++
Cinnamon Pied+
Heavy Cinnamon Pied++
Pearl Pied+
Heavy Pearl Pied++
Cinnamon Pearl Pied+
Heavy Cinnamon Pearl Pied++
Clear Pied (ALL)+++
Any Other Variety Pied*
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ADVANCED SECTIONS
Cock
Old
Young
Old
Hen
Young
SECTION 13 - WHITEFACE
01
05
09
13
17
21
25
29
33
37
41
45
49
53
57
61
65
02
06
10
14
18
22
26
30
34
38
42
46
50
54
58
62
66
69
73
70
74
Whiteface
03
Whiteface Split*
07
Whiteface Cinnamon
11
Whiteface Cinnamon Split*
15
Whiteface Lutino (Albino)
19
Whiteface Pearl
23
Whiteface Pearl Split*
27
Whiteface Cinnamon Pearl
31
Whiteface Cinnamon Pearl Split* 35
Whiteface Pied+
39
Heavy Whiteface Pied++
43
Whiteface Cinnamon Pied+
47
Heavy Whiteface Cinnamon Pied++ 51
Whiteface Pearl Pied+
55
Heavy Whiteface Pearl Pied++
59
Whiteface Cinnamon Pearl Pied++ 63
Heavy Whiteface Cinnamon
67
Pearl Pied++
Whiteface Clear Pied (ALL)+++
71
Any Other Variety Whiteface *
75
04
08
12
16
20
24
28
32
36
40
44
48
52
56
60
64
68
72
76
SECTION 14 - RARES
Sponsor - Julia Allen
01
05
09
13
17
21
25
29
33
02
06
10
14
18
22
26
30
34
Dominant Silver **
Fallow**
Silver**
Yellowcheek**
Pastelface**
Dilute ( aka Emerald)
Goldcheek**
Any Other Variety Rare***
Any Other Color Rare***
Legend:
Please see the legend on the following page
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03
07
11
15
19
23
27
31
35
04
08
12
16
20
24
28
32
36
ADVANCED SECTIONS
Legend:
+ Light and medium Grey Pieds only - with less than 70%
(yellow and/or white) pied wash.
++ Heavy Grey Pieds only - with 70% to 97% (yellow and/or white) pied wash.
+++ Clear Pieds only - with 98% or higher (yellow and/or white) pied wash.
* Birds showing spots on the head, neck, etc. are to be shown under the “Split”
or “Any Other Variety” class within that section.
** ALL COMBINATIONS - Birds showing only ONE Rare Mutation are to be
shown under that mutation class. For example, a Silver Pearl, a Silver
Pied, or a Whiteface Silver are all shown under the Silver class.
*** AOV rare or AOC rare - Birds showing multiple rare mutations, a new
mutation, or a mutation not listed are to be shown under the AOV/AOC
Rares For example, a Fallow Pied is shown under Fallow; a
Yellowcheek Fallow is shown under Any Other Variety Rare; and a
new mutation not listed is shown under the Any Other Color Rare class.
Congratulations!
to the
National Bird Show
Paul Ferguson
President
Cheryl Ferguson
2nd Vice-President
American Singer Canary Club
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Wishing Everyone
An Enjoyable Show!
Dr. Jim
American Singers
Irish Fancy
Red Siskins
James Sillers D.M.V.
6760 Seabury Rd
Imlay City, MI 48444
810-724-0165 (H)
810-814-1499 ( C )
[email protected]
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The American Singer Club
an Institution at the National Welcomes You
Visit our Hospitality Room for
Refreshments and Information about
our Wonderful Club
FOUNDED 1934
INCORPORATED 1943
HISTORY of the AMERICAN SINGER CLUB
The American Singer Club was founded in 1934 in Milton, MA., by a group of eight women
breeders. The first birds were exhibited in the Boston Show of that year. The name American
Singers was adopted by vote of the members after this first show.
This breed has been standardized and is the only AMERICAN bred Canary known as the
AMERICAN SINGER Border-Roller Type Songster. Many have called their birds American
Singers, but only birds bred by our plan are GENUINEAMERICAN SINGERS.
The members definitely adopted the method of breeding Border to roller in 1942, but this
same method was already in use by most of our members in 1935 on through the years, Our
Model and 100 Point Score sheet was accepted in 1943 along with instructions for Judges and
are used at all shows where AMERICAN SINGERS are shown; Only Official judges may be
used where theAmerican Singer Club INC., give patronage.
The CLUB was incorporated by donations from members in all states, but through the
efforts of BOSTON, MA. Chapter No. 2 we qualify under MA. laws as a nonprofit
organization.
Our SEAL was designed by Charles Radocy with the help of Mrs. Small, then President,
and by Mr. Lucius Armitagte. Out MODEL, was first designed by Mr. Welty and changed to the
present model by vote of the Members through the efforts of Chapter 2, Boston.
DEFINITION OF THE AMERICAN SINGER CANARY
The American Singer Canary is a Song Type Canary bred in the United States by a
systematic plan, known as the blending of Roller to Border Fancy over a period of
years to produce a Canary that has (1) an outstanding free harmonious song,
pleasing to the ear, nether too loud or too harsh, with plenty of VARIETY and (2) a
beautiful shape or type not over 5 3/4 inches long with tight feather that will please
the average home love of canaries
Secretary-Treasurer:
Ed Medrano
8908 S. Yates
Chicago, IL. 60617
773-717-6506
President:
Paul Ferguson
PO Box 466
Havenhill, MA. 01839
978-423-4916
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DIVISION 16 - AMERICAN SINGERS
Sponsors - Linda Marshall
Class
SECTION 1 – Old American Singers
Sponsor - Ninex Giles
01 Old American Singers
SECTION 2 – Young American Singers
Sponsor - Paul & Cheryl Ferguson
01 Young American Singers
Awards
First place winner receives NCBS Higgins trophy, rosette and cash award;
First, second, and third place winners receive ASC medallion and rosette;
Fourth and Fifth place winners receive ASC rosettes
First place winner competes with the first place winners from
Division 17 (German Roller) and
Division 18 (Spanish Timbrado) for
NCBS Best Songbird in Show trophy and cash award.
Judging the American Singer Canary Song
The song refers to freedom and rendition. The song of the American
Singer (AS) Canary should have the right amount of blending and balance of Roller
and Border to be pleasing to the ear. It is a musical sequence of notes and tours
naturally given, medium in volume, neither too loud nor too soft or monotonous
(with repetitive tours or overly sustained notes). It is a full song of the right quality,
with dynamic range, tone, strength, creativity, and great variety. Showmanship is
essential, but no exact song or tours are required. The American Singer canary has
an outstanding free and rich, harmonious song.
American Singer canaries are judged using a 100-point system. The
song is evaluated over a twenty (20) minute period, divided into two ten (10)
minute sessions. The first session is to judge Freedom; the second session is to
judge Rendition.
Ten percent of the score is Freedom, which is willingness to sing, ease
in starting, and performance, e.g., how quickly and frequently the bird sings. The
first ten minutes of judging counts the number of complete songs the bird sings.
Each song is worth one point until a maximum of ten (10) points is met. Ten full
songs within ten minutes is the judging standard. Freedom is important because an
excellentAmerican Singer Canary should sing on and off throughout the entire day.
Sixty percent of the score is Rendition which refers to the song as a
whole, the musical interpretation or presentation of song. The judge decides, “How
much is the song worth? What is its value?” Fault points are deducted if more than
six chop notes occur.
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Judging the American Singer Song (cont’d)
Variety
Change in general song, intermixture, or succession of different
tours and notes pleasing to the ear.
Volume
Medium is desired, not too loud or too soft.
Length
The longer the total song the better.
Range
Capable of wide dynamic range, without becoming thin on the
high notes or muddy in the low range.
Tone
Pleasing tone is desired. No harsh or nasal notes.
Tempo
Delivery should be slow enough that the song can be understood.
Creativity
Changes the order of the tours, constantly surprises the listener.
Smoothness
Showmanship
Song should smoothly build up, then taper off, not cut off abruptly
or stick on one note for too long.
Bird should stand upright and proud at 45 degree angle while
singing, no roller “hoop” (horizontal stance).
Quality
Depth and richness of song notes.
Strength
Vigor shown in strong song, not necessarily loud, power
of endurance.
Twenty percent of the score is Confirmation which refers to a wellproportioned body and good, tight plumage. Color is not considered. This means
type compared to the ASC Model adopted in 1943. The Model illustrates the
American Singer Canary confirmation standard and indicates:
Bird length is 5 ¾ inches measured either from top of head to tip of tail,
or tip of beak to tip of tail.
Angle of bird when not singing is between 35 to 45 degrees from vertical. When
singing, the bird should not have the roller hoop.
Head - Rounded, not too much dome.
Wings - Medium.
Beak - Medium.
Breast - Rounded and full.
Eye - Round, well set.
Thigh - Not much showing.
Neck/throat - Full song expression.
Legs - Medium.
Carriage - Lively, alert, fearless.
Tail - Medium, close.
Shoulder - Pronounced.
Feathers - Tight.
Back - Rounded, not too flat.
Ten percent of the score is Condition which refers to fullness of health, vigor,
stamina as well as feather cleanliness, quality and condition. Nails should be
trimmed. Also applies to state of cleanliness and proper outfitting of cage.
Cages, perches and cups must not be soiled. Standard cage and color, correct
number, size and position of perches, clean white paper on cage bottom, etc., are
verified.
Reference: Constitution, Bylaws and Standards of the American Singers Club,
Inc., 1992 Edition.
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Central State Roller Canary
Breeders Assn.
305 Grosvenor Ct.
Bolingbrook, IL 60440
[email protected]
2015 Shows
December 3 - 5, 2015
National Cage Bird Show
Lou Abbott Roller Canary Club
Judge: Almin Omic
For Information: Call 630-985-4416
December 11 - 12, 2015
Sunshine Roller Canary Breeders Association
Kissimmee, Florida
Judge: Steve Billmire
For Information: Call 904-262-1143
For details see our web page:
www.CentralStatesRollerCanary.com
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DIVISION 17 – Rollers
Sponsor - David Bopp
Class
01
SECTION 1 – Master Breeder
Master Breeder
01
SECTION 2 – Champion Breeder
Sponsor - In Memory of Richard May
Champion Breeder
01
SECTION 3 – Amateur Breeder
Sponsor - Linda Hogan
Amateur Breeder
01
SECTION 4 – Novice Breeder
Sponsor -Les Michalczewski
Novice Breeder
01
SECTION 5 – Old & Mixed
Sponsor - George Traveria
Old or Mixed Birds
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THE CLASSIC
SPANISH TIMBRADO
ASSOCIATION
Announcing our Club Show
at the Double Tree Inn
Palm Beach, Florida, 2015
December 3 - 6, 2015
The Classic Spanish Timbrado Association (CSTA) was founded
with the purpose of promoting the Timbrado canary defined by the
FOE (Federación Ornitológica de España) and by its score sheet.
The CSTA promotes the breeding and song competition of such bird
in a responsible manner, always trying to help new breeders through
educational programs and by making available to its members
Spanish Timbrado stock directly from Spain's top breeders. We
promote friendship and respect to ALL canary associations of color,
posture and song and believe that we serve better this hobby by a
culture of friendship, training programs and humbleness.
Contact us:
(631) 737-2233
149 Comac Street,
Ronkonkoma NY 11779
Visit Us on the web
for much more!
Download
our free app!
Available on the
Android Market
www.SpanishTimbradoFOE.com
www.TimbradoEspanolFOE.com
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THE CALVO-SANCHEZ AVIARY
THE SPANISH TIMBRADO SONG CANARY PRESERVE
Promoting the authentic Spanish Timbrado Canary, The Classic Spanish
Timbrado Association and The National Bird Cage Show…
THE SHOW OF SHOWS!!!
Breeders and Exporters of CHAMPION Timbrado Canaries from Spain.
Breeding stock and prices available to serious breeders ONLY.
AWARDS
2014- USA National Timbrado Competition, Orlando, FL
2nd & 3rd Place - Team Competition
2013- USA National Timbrado Competition, Miami, FL
1st & 3rd Place - Team Competition
2011- USA National Timbrado Competition, Miami, FL
Best Timbrado Canary of Show
Best 10 Score Cards
Highest Cascabel in Show
1st & 3rd Place Individual Class
1st & 2nd Place Team Competition
2012- National Bird Cage Show Competition, St Louis, MO
Best Timbrado Canary of Show
1st, 2nd & 3rd Place Team Competition
2011- National Bird Cage Show Competition, Kansas City, KS
Best Song Canary of Show & Best Timbrado Canary of Show
Best 10 Score Cards
1st & 2nd Place Individual Class
1st, 2nd & 3rd Place Team Competition
2010- USA National Timbrado Competition, Tampa, FL
Best Timbrado Canary of Show & 2nd Place Individual Class
2009- National Bird Cage Show Competition, Tulsa, Oklahoma
2nd Place Team Competition
Contact
Mr. Sanchez @ 631-831-1524 or
Mr. Calvo @ 631-942-0642
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www.spanishtimbrado.net
Alberto Berrios
[email protected]
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NOTICE !!
Spanish Timbrados Registration:
Thursday, December 3, 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM.
Coral Room second floor of the Tower
Judging will begin on Friday at 9 AM.
Spanish Timbrado Canary
Song Standard
Score Sheet
Positive Notes
Maximum Pts
Timbre Metalico
Timbre Intemedio
6
Timbre Profundo
13
Nota Batida
Points Given
9
6
Cascabel
12
Chau Chau
6
Piau Piau
6
Castanuela
9
Cloqueos
16
Floreos
18
Duos
14
Campana
6
Impresion
1
Total Positive Pts
Negative Notes
3
Rascadas
3
Nasalidad
3
Estridencia
Total Negative Pts
Total Score _______________
Categories:
First Class
Second Class
Third Class
86 - 100 points
71 - 85 points
55 - 70 points
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DIVISION 18 – SPANISH TIMBRADOS
Sponsor - Spanish Timbrado Society of America,
Alberto Berrios
SECTION 1 - TEAMS
Sponsor - Francisco Nicolás San José
SECTION 2 - INDIVIDUALS
Sponsor - Francisco Nicolás San José
The Spanish Timbrado will be judged according to the norm and
standards of the originally affiliated Timbrado Society to the
NCBS, “ The Spanish Timbrado Society of America”. The
use of the Spanish Timbrado Valenciana cage is recommended.
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN BECOMING
A SPANISH TIMBRADO JUDGE
Please contact:
Alberto R. Berríos, O.M.J.,
Spanish Timbrado College of Judges,President
Eider Ferreira V.P.
For Information: Tel. 813 956 1037
DEDICATED TO THE AUTHENTIC
SPANISH TIMBRADO CANARY
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DIVISION 19 – YOUTH
Sponsor - John & Jane Muscato
Youth College Scholarship - Since 2001, the NCBS in partnership with
Higgins Premium Pet Foods, has awarded a $1,000 college scholarship to
the Youth Division exhibition winner.
Eligibility Requirements:
The participant must have completed the 6th grade.
Be present at the NCBS and comply with show catalog rules.
Complete separate entry forms for each general competition division.
Check the appropriate bird division for general competition on the form
and also check YOUTH DIVISION. Attach the general cage tag to the
left side of the cage. In addition attach a YOUTH IDENTIFICATION
RIBBON to the right side of the cage.
Turn in all entry sheets to the secretaries by Thursday evening of
the show.
Enter all birds by 7:00am on Friday of the show. Youth entries will
be included in the total division count of their respective divisions.
Youth will meet the Youth Division Coordinator at the NCBS Awards
table at 7am for a short meeting.
Show judges will begin judging youth division entries at 8:00 am on
Friday at their respective judging stands. Only one bird from a
division may qualify for the final scholarship judging.
Following the youth division judging, the steward will place all youth
birds in their designated classes for general competition. The youth
birds, in general competition, are eligible to advance based on merit
for division and other show awards.
The scholarship winner will be selected by the judges who had youth
entries in their division on Saturday immediately following the
Scannell judging. These judges will use a score card to rank the finalist.
A maximum of four scholarships may be won by any youth exhibitor. The
scholarship may be used at any fully accredited college or university
including community colleges, vocational schools, and technical
schools. The scholarship must be used at the first Fall enrollment
immediately following high school graduation. If a student accumulates
more than one scholarship, only one scholarship may be used per year.
Remaining scholarships must be used in consecutive years. Students must
notify the NCBS of their school enrollment and provide verification
from the school. The scholarship funds will then be paid directly to
the school for tuition, fees, and supplies.
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