My canary is molting for 9 weeks. Is his quiet chirping a good sign?

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My Canary, Ringo, started his Molt close to Aug. 1. He is now starting his 9th. week. The past week, he is still molting, but, has started to Chirp, a bit quietly, some times. No Singing. With the Chirping, does this mean he is coming to the end of his Molt? Shouldn't he be finished around now? = 6 - 8 weeks? Pet's info: Bird | Unknown - Bird | Male | unneutered

Angel Alvarado, LVT · Accepted Answer

A typical molt will last about 6-8 weeks. Some can be shorter or longer depending on the bird, environment, diet, etc. The fact that Ringo is beginning to sing again is a good indication that he is finishing his molt.

My canary is molting for 9 weeks. Is his quiet chirping a good sign?

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