The myna bird will recognize its owner when its eyes turn yellow. When the myna bird is a young bird, its eyes are gray-blue, and then gradually turn to green, and then yellow, which takes about two to three months. Myna birds that are two to three months old will still recognize their owners. The eyes of adult myna birds are usually orange or red, and it is difficult for adult myna birds to recognize their owners.

How the myna recognizes its owner

1. When the myna sees its owner approaching the cage, it will become excited, make sounds or flap its wings;

2. When the owner puts the food in the palm of his hand and opens the cage, the myna will walk out of the cage and eat from the owner's hand;

3. The myna who trusts the owner will also stand on the owner's arms and shoulders without flying around. .