The oriole recognizes its master. If an oriole is raised from a young age, it will often recognize its owner. Unlike smart birds such as parrots, it is not easy for the oriole to recognize its owner. It requires the owner to have a certain amount of time and patience to accompany and feed it. Just take the initiative to feed it. As long as it is not afraid of people, it will soon recognize its owner.

Performance of oriole recognition:

1. If the oriole recognizes its owner, the owner can usually tease it at will. In this process, the bird The child can neither dodge nor attack humans.

2. If the bird ruminates when the breeder is very close to the oriole, it means that the bird has regarded the human as its relative. In the concept of birds, In animals, only closely connected individuals can feed each other, and rumination is such an important method.