The barn swallows do not recognize their masters. What we call barn swallows are the swallows that build their nests under the eaves of their own houses. They are not humane and have no sense of recognizing their masters, let alone people. Under normal circumstances, swallows will only recognize their nests. Usually, swallows will feel very familiar with the environment they have lived in for a long time, and gradually develop a sense of belonging. Moreover, the decision for wild swallows to build nests in human homes is not mainly based on recognition of people, but only by looking for suitable habitats.

Notes on raising swallows

1. Generally, swallows are mainly fed with mealworms. You can also feed them some bird feed. When they are old enough, you can feed smaller ones. Barley bug.

2. When the swallow is still very young, it does not know how to open its mouth to eat food. It needs to gently tap the bird's nest or bird cage with your hands to make the swallow open its mouth to ask for food. When feeding, you can use a skewer to pick up a small amount of feed. When you see the swallow opening its mouth, quickly put the feed into its mouth.

3. At the same time, the little swallow also needs to drink water. Use a wet brush to soak some water and wipe it against the little swallow's mouth.