Does the sunflower parrot recognize its new owner?

Sunflower parrots will recognize new owners. Sunflower parrots are very intelligent birds with lively personalities and strong learning abilities. They can also talk after training and are very interesting to raise. When a sunflower parrot changes its owner, it will be depressed at first. If it is not comforted and encouraged in time, it will easily become depressed. The new owner needs to accompany it more, feed it personally, talk to it more, play with it more, and give it a sense of security. When it slowly lets down its guard and starts to trust its owner, it will recognize its owner.
Performances of a sunflower parrot recognizing its owner:
1. After recognizing its owner, it is very relaxed and likes to talk or sing to its owner.
2. It does not resist the owner’s touch and will eat from the owner’s hands.
3. As long as the owner talks to it, it will respond. When it hears the owner's call, it will immediately fly to the owner's side.
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