The mature bird recognizes its master. If a munia is raised from a young bird, it will usually recognize its owner within a week. If the bird is older than 3 months, it will take more than a month to recognize its owner. The specific time required depends on whether the interaction between the owner and the bird is close.

Performances of an adult Munnia recognizing its owner:

1. After the Munia recognizes its owner, the owner can tease the Munia at will, and the Munia will not dodge or dodge. Will not attack its owner.

2. When the owner is very close to the munia, the munia will chew the cud, which means that the munia has recognized its owner and regards the owner as a relative. In the world of munia, only closely related individuals can feed each other, and rumination is a very important way.