Sparrows recognize their masters, but only if they have been raised since childhood can they recognize their masters. It is generally difficult to recognize the owner when raising adult sparrows. The memory of sparrows is relatively short. Adult sparrows are already independent and will not be too dependent on their owners. They are also easily frightened and die without eating. Moreover, sparrows are protected animals and are not suitable for domestication.

Performance of sparrows recognizing their masters

1. Sparrows raised since childhood will be afraid of strangers, but not afraid of their masters, and are very willing to be intimate with their masters. touch.

2. Sparrows will take the initiative to get close to their owners, respond to their calls, and are not afraid to eat from their hands.

3. Even if the sparrow flies away, it will come back to visit its owner.