The bird will recognize the new owner. If the original owner can no longer raise the bird for some reason, the bird will recognize the new owner. Of course, this is not an easy thing. It requires long-term efforts by the new owner to accompany it more and let it get familiar with the new environment as soon as possible before it can recognize its owner again. When the new owner treats it badly, it will not recognize its owner even if the new owner keeps it for a long time.

Signs of a bird recognizing its owner

1. When a bird trusts you, the most obvious sign is that it will take the initiative to approach you. If it is kept free at home, if the owner puts food in the palm of your hand, it will fly to your hand to eat.

2. When the owner is around it, it will feed him back, which proves that it recognizes the owner.

3. Generally, a newly received bird will not eat and drink in front of people. When it can eat and drink in front of its owner, it means that it recognizes its owner.

4. If it is in a cage, it will bark at the owner when it sees the owner coming home. Usually, it will respond when you interact with it, and it will cooperate with its owner when you reach out to tease it. Some birds will even nibble their owner to express their happiness.