Starlings will recognize their owners after being raised for a long time, but it is best to start raising them from fledglings. The myna is an intelligent bird that can identify its owner by sound. With a little training, the myna can recognize its owner. After the chicks come out of the nest at full moon, the owner feeds them regularly, interacts with them every day, names them, and speaks commands to them. After raising them for about a month, they can recognize their owners.

How the myna recognizes its owner

1. When the owner approaches the myna, it will not fly around because of fear, but will immediately fly to the owner. If so, we can judge that it has recognized its owner.

2. When the owner calls the myna, if the myna responds immediately, like a cat or dog, or flies to the owner's side or hand, we can judge that it recognizes the owner.

3. Since the myna can understand and imitate language, if the myna takes the initiative to get close to the owner when the owner speaks, we can also judge that the myna has recognized the owner.