Which bird recognizes its owner and can be kept free-range?

People who like to raise birds want to raise birds that will recognize their owners, but for most birds that have just been brought home, they should not be raised in free range. No matter what kind of bird, they must be raised well before they can be considered free range.
The three most common types of birds that can be kept free-range by their owners are pigeons, parrots and grosbeaks. Before these birds can be kept free-range, they need to be raised and adapted to the home environment. It is best to raise birds from fledglings, and make sure they are well trained so that they will not fly away.

Pigeon habits

Pigeons are the most common free-range birds and the most familiar birds. Many people like to raise pigeons. Pigeons have a very kind and friendly temperament, are not aggressive towards people, and easily recognize their owners. They are a kind of bird that is very suitable for free-range breeding.
The ability of pigeons to fly back after being released mainly depends on magnetic field, smell and vision. The memory of pigeons is extremely strong. If it has not forgotten its old home and has not stayed in the new home long enough, it will fly to its previous home. Before deciding to release a pigeon, make sure it stays at home long enough, is fed long enough, and is trained before the pigeon can be released.
It usually takes a long time for a pigeon to get to know its owner. The owner must often feed the pigeon its favorite food, play with it, and give it a sufficient sense of security, so that it can establish a relationship with its owner.

If pigeons are raised from a young age, they will not fly away like other birds after being released. Even if they fly away, they will know that they will fly back.

Habits of the Grosbeak

The grosbeak is a traditional caged bird species in China. It is one of the pet birds with high ornamental value. After training, it can learn skills that other birds cannot, and is also called a skill bird.

The mature grosbeaks will also recognize their owners and are more suitable for free-range birds at home.

Parrot habits

Parrots are brightly colored pet birds with strong vitality. This kind of bird will recognize its owner and can recognize its owner when it is well-raised. It is a type of bird suitable for free-range breeding and is very suitable for novices to raise.
Parrots can learn to speak human language after being trained by their owners, making them valuable pet birds for viewing and playing.

Have your parrots been free-range at home?
Parrots do look happy when they are playing and flying freely at home, but there are also many dangers, so owners should be careful.
If you have a fixed home or aviary to raise parrots, you can indeed keep them free-range, but if you simply keep them free-range at home, it is actually much more dangerous. For example, stepping on, pressing, scalding, flooding, door cracks squeezed, etc.
Therefore, if the owner spends a lot of time at home, accompanying the parrot or keeping an eye on the parrot, he can often come out of the cage to play. If there is any danger, the owner can stop or see it in time. But if no one is at home for a long time, or the owner is busy, it is safer for the parrot to be in a cage.
In fact, the happiness of parrots is not just about playing outside the cage. We put some frosted stands and chewing toys in the cage, and at the same time played some videos of parrots talking. They were also very happy playing on their own. When the little master comes home and has time, let the parrot out, fly and play. fine
For the health and safety of parrots, parrot owners still need to pay attention.