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Canary confusion, Mauritius (1 Viewer)

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I believe there are 2 types of canary in Mauritius: Yellow-fronted and Cape. Are these pics either or both of those? And any clues as to the subspecies that were introduced to Mauritius?
 

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The first two look like Yellow-fronted Canary. The other two look like Weavers, maybe female Village Weavers
 
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