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Do Butcher Birds Remember Faces. Butcher bird BIRDS in BACKYARDS The right hemisphere expresses intense emotions (such as fear and attack) Urban bird species discriminate and remember humans based on their previous experiences with them

Some parrots have the ability to repeat and remember words that their owner taught to them. Recent studies show that birds not only remember human faces but also get to know our voices

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The researchers trained the budgies to associate specific human faces with rewards, and the birds were able to remember and recognize those faces even after a long period of time. Although many wild birds have been documented, both scientifically and anecdotally, to recognize humans, certain birds are more known for it. Crows, known for their high intelligence, stand out as a prime example of birds that excel at facial recognition.Studies have shown that not only can they remember individual human faces, but they can also respond to different facial expressions.This demonstrates a complex level of cognitive processing beyond simply identifying a face as familiar or unfamiliar.

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Butcher Bird. These birds have the ability to remember human voices, faces etc Although many wild birds have been documented, both scientifically and anecdotally, to recognize humans, certain birds are more known for it.