A bird that has been raised for two years will still recognize its owner. Birds have average intelligence among animals. They identify their owners through smells and sounds, and will always remember their owners' unique smells and sounds. Birds only recognize one owner in their lifetime. If the bird changes to a new environment, even if the new owner has kept it for many years, it will still only remember the previous owner and look for opportunities to escape.

Performance of a bird recognizing its owner

1. If a bird recognizes its owner, then usually the owner can tease it at will. In this process, the bird both It cannot dodge or attack humans.

2. If the bird ruminates when it is very close to the bird, it means that the bird has regarded the human as its own relative. In the concept of birds, Only closely connected individuals can feed each other, and rumination is such an important method.

3. If the bird recognizes its owner, it will chirp at the owner and want to follow and accompany the owner all the time.