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It's probly an escapee from some one, as they are not native to the us.
Dave
"Andre Rison" wrote in message
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> Are canaries found wild in Northern California? The reason why I ask
> is this one flew into my house a few days ago and it did not want to
> leave as it kept flying back into the house.
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