Birds that have been raised since childhood will recognize their owners. Nestlings are more likely to recognize their owners than adult birds. If the owner starts raising the chicks soon after they are born, the bird will regard the owner as its own parent. As long as the owner spends more time with the bird and feeds it personally, the chick will easily begin to recognize its owner.

Signs of a bird recognizing its owner:

1. If the owner is teasing the bird, the bird does not appear nervous or scared, does not dodge, or attacks the owner. It means that the bird has recognized its owner.

2. If the bird ruminates when the owner is very close to the bird, it means that the bird has regarded the owner as a relative, because in the world of birds, only closely connected individuals can Feed each other.