Do budgies know their owners?

Budgerigars know their owners. If the owner takes care of and teaches the budgie attentively, it only takes a period of training to get to know the owner. After a budgie gets to know its owner, the moment it sees the owner, it will have the urge to flap its wings, chirp or talk, and will also have the desire to get food or snacks from the owner. If a stranger who is not the budgie's owner approaches, the budgie may hide.
Tips:
It is best not to take your budgerigar outside in the summer, or hang it directly on the balcony to bask in the sun, as this can easily lead to death from heatstroke.
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