Only if you get one from a pet store can you keep a baby bird ,but
not a wild one.
until the bird is able to hunt ,fly and fend for itself.
You can try to save it. Keep it warm with a heating pad under it, keep it out of drafts, and feed it.
the baby bird is called nestling
Yepp. Read more.... http://www.essexwt.org.uk/conservation/wildbird_info.htm
well if that baby bird is your pet and it can nearly fly,....... no. Trust me i have a baby bird for a pet.
Assuming you encounter one, pretty much the same way you'd care for a baby bird; keep it warm and feed it constantly.
they become migits and when they turn to bird their feather get bigger
No, a baby bird cant, but if it is crushed it can.
The baby bird eats it. It's important fo baby birds to get nutrients, and the yolk contains the things a baby bird needs to grow proplerly.
It has to adapt to its surroundings and has to keep a low profile so it doesn't get spotted by predators.
At birth, a baby has approximately 300 bones. It depends on the baby.
No, you shouldn't. If you are considering what is best for the bird, do not keep a baby cardinal in the house. All birds (including cardinals) like a lot of living space, and a house is not a good example of a lot of living space.