Does the cuckoo recognize its owner?

Cuckoos recognize their owners. As warm-blooded animals, birds have higher intelligence than fish, reptiles and amphibians, so they will recognize their owners. But if you want the cuckoo to recognize its owner, it is best to raise it from an early age, and it is best to raise it by hand. In this way, the cuckoo will be closer to its owner, become more dependent on its owner, and recognize its owner better.
The performance of the cuckoo bird recognizing its owner
1. After the cuckoo bird recognizes its owner, when the owner approaches the cage, it will no longer hide in the corner in fear. They will also take the initiative to go to their owners.
2. The cuckoo bird will not refuse the owner’s touch and will enjoy it very much.
3. Cuckoos also like to stick to their owners, stand on their owners’ shoulders, and follow them out for walks.
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