Kingfishers recognize their owners, but it is generally difficult because kingfishers are stubborn and generally will not accept feeding from their owners. If the breeder wants to try to make the kingfishers recognize their owners, they can place a shallow water box in the cage and put some water they like. The owner will come back to observe the food after a period of time. If the food decreases or is eaten up by them, the breeder can try to raise kingfishers. However, it is still recommended that breeders keep kingfishers from an early age.

How to train a kingfisher to recognize its owner

1. Raising kingfishers requires providing a quiet living environment for the newly captured wild birds. Choosing a birdcage is also very important. Importantly, the cage should be slightly larger than the thrush cage. It is best to cover it with a light-colored cage, place a water basin inside, and raise a few small fish in the water basin to lure it to eat. Most kingfishers will peck at their own food when quiet.

2. Keep it for two days after he succeeds in pecking small fish. After he gets used to it, reduce the number of live small fish. At the same time, put some dead small fish to attract him to eat. The number of live small fish will gradually decrease. , slowly add the dead fish until all the dead fish are fed. After that, you can add a small amount of spade and eel to the dead fish and cut them into small pieces for him to peck, so that the kingfisher will be successfully raised.

3. After the kingfisher can peck normally, the owner should provide more companionship, but pay attention to the distance, do not let it feel violated, and gradually let it get used to the owner's breath. When a kingfisher feels offended and angry, the owner is advised to stay away from the cage and let it calm down for a while.