Do green budgies recognize their owners?

The green budgie recognizes its owner. Green parrots are extremely intelligent and have the ability to recognize their owners. Generally, green budgies that are raised as young birds are particularly easy to recognize their owners. If you start raising them from adult birds, you will have to spend more time and effort. You need to feed and water it personally, spend more time with it, communicate with it, and clean the birdcage regularly. Over time, it will become familiar with its owner and slowly recognize its owner.
Performance of green budgie recognizing its owner
1. After the green budgie recognizes its owner, it will take the initiative to approach the owner and interact with the owner. As long as it hears the owner's call, it will respond by chirping.
2. After the green budgerigar recognizes its owner, it will become very excited and jump or chirp in the cage when the owner returns home.
3. After recognizing its owner, the green budgerigar will learn how to speak and tell jokes to make the owner happy.
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