Black drongos learn to recognize their owners from an early age. The black drongo is a very intelligent bird. It is small in size, wild in nature, and very ferocious. However, it can be tamed from an early age and can be raised to maturity, and it will recognize its owner. When raising black drongos, you need to choose a larger birdcage or birdstand to facilitate contact and interaction with it and enhance your relationship. During the raising process, you must not beat or scold it, as this may easily lead to rebellious psychology. You can touch it gently when feeding, so that it gets used to being close to you. Over time, it will trust its owner and recognize its owner naturally.

The performance of a black droning bird recognizing its master:
1. After recognizing its master, it will respond to the master’s call and will come to the master’s side.
2. Let it out of the birdcage and it will fly around its owner.
3. You can tease it at will. It will not attack the owner or dodge.
4. It trusts its owner very much and will fly to the owner to play and even fly to the owner's hands to eat.