Will Myna fly away and find the way?

The myna that has been kept in a cage flies away and does not know the way, but the professionally trained myna can recognize the way after flying away. If Brother Myna flies away and does not come back, you can search for it on nearby branches, roofs, or telephone poles, get a cage and food, and call Brother Myna's name while searching to make Brother Myna fly back.
Methods to train the Myna to recognize its way:
1. Let the baby bird out of the cage for about 15 minutes each time, and put some food that the Myna likes to eat around the cage. The purpose of repeated training in this way is to achieve the reflex conditions for the young birds to enjoy delicious food when they leave or enter the cage.
2. Be less frightened every time you let the animal fly out of the cage. After successful training in entering and exiting the cage, put a few insects in the cage for reward.
3. After the cage entry and exit training is successful, the owner can release the bird near home to familiarize the bird with the outside environment. At this time, even if Brother Myna flies away, he can still recognize the way and fly back.
4. If the Myna flies away and does not come back, you can take the cage and food, search for it on nearby branches, roofs, and telephone poles, and keep calling its name until it becomes familiar with the owner's voice. Myna will follow the sound and fly back.
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