Myna birds do not identify their owners by their clothes. Myna birds do not identify their owners by their eyesight. The myna bird mainly relies on sound to identify its owner. The myna bird is very sensitive to sound. When the owner speaks to it often, it can remember the frequency of the owner's vocalizations. The myna bird also recognizes its owner through conditioned reflexes. Usually, the myna bird is raised from a young age, so regular feeding can make an impression on the myna's brain. When it sees the owner, it will think of food, so it will naturally get to know the owner.

Performance of the myna recognizing its owner

1. After the myna recognizes its owner, it is very close to the owner and will take the initiative to approach the owner and fly directly to the owner. , touching the owner with the mouth, etc.

2. When the owner calls myna birds, they will also respond positively. They will also take the initiative to ask for food from their owners.

3. After the myna recognizes its owner, it will also learn to speak with the owner, and it is easier to speak in front of the owner.