Great video Matt ,Keith is a gentleman and has a lot of knowledge in bird keeping, and the two of you are having a great crack,well done. Enjoy the wine 🍷
another great production Matt, really enjoy your visits to Keith's, it reminds me of the old fanciers that i encountered as a junior (foreign) in the mid 80's, dedicated passionate birdmen but not pompous and all so willing to educate and encourage juniors and novice alike .
I've been waiting for this one boys 2 top bird men Keith is somebody I could sit with all day and absorb everything he says like a sponge best people to listen to experience is key it doesn't get given to you you have to do it to learn it for many years that's how u become like mr Keith Ferry cheers boys see u soon matty lad 😄 enough love to you both Sammy
Enjoyed that. What a shame about the bully mule. I was itching to find out how Keith had done with that pair and you left it to the last minute to reveal.😠😜Better luck next year Keith.
As Austrian who was taught English as foreign language only in school several decades ago their accent is sometimes quite hard to understand. But what pleasure to see such phantastic birds and to learn from you!
Hi there i seen one of your videos with a goldfinch cross bullfinch lovley bird! Have you ever seen a goldfinch cross bullfinch white chicks? Weve bread 2 of them and never seen them before or even heard about them? Would these be rare or is it normal? Cheers
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Brilliant as always, full of usefull experiences and what superb birds, all from tried and tested approach, great.
Great video Matt ,Keith is a gentleman and has a lot of knowledge in bird keeping, and the two of you are having a great crack,well done. Enjoy the wine 🍷
Cracking Norwich canaries! I used to breed them in Australia as well as the Australian Plain Head canary!
another great production Matt, really enjoy your visits to Keith's, it reminds me of the old fanciers that i encountered as a junior (foreign) in the mid 80's, dedicated passionate birdmen but not pompous and all so willing to educate and encourage juniors and novice alike .
I've been waiting for this one boys 2 top bird men Keith is somebody I could sit with all day and absorb everything he says like a sponge best people to listen to experience is key it doesn't get given to you you have to do it to learn it for many years that's how u become like mr Keith Ferry cheers boys see u soon matty lad 😄 enough love to you both Sammy
Brilliant episode once again Matt. Nice one!
Thanks Matt for another great show ❤
Very enjoyable and informational. A great encouragement. So thank you, both to you and Mr Ferry! Many thanks!
Great again Matt fantastic,Keith is the top bird man and a gentleman shares all his knowledge to help keep this great hobby going.
Great episode the bully cross will happen next year for sure Keith make sure
Muy enriquecidor del cual aprendemos mucho y gracias por emitirlo con Subtitulo
Another gear video and lovely birds . The fife's are looking very nice birds. The Norwich are just WoW. They get better every year.
What can I say, as always mate ❤
I really enjoyed the episode Matt, thank you Keith for the knowledge.. love the chemistry..
Enjoyed that. What a shame about the bully mule. I was itching to find out how Keith had done with that pair and you left it to the last minute to reveal.😠😜Better luck next year Keith.
As Austrian who was taught English as foreign language only in school several decades ago their accent is sometimes quite hard to understand. But what pleasure to see such phantastic birds and to learn from you!
Muy brillantes esos pajaros y preciosos
Really enjoyed this episode. Your making me want some Norwich 😅
Mission accomplished 😝
@@TheCanaryRoom haha 😄
Did Keith ever show at the Derby Rolls Royce show that was a hot bed for Norwich and Crests
Hi there i seen one of your videos with a goldfinch cross bullfinch lovley bird! Have you ever seen a goldfinch cross bullfinch white chicks? Weve bread 2 of them and never seen them before or even heard about them? Would these be rare or is it normal? Cheers