What Do You Feed a Baby Bird?  Anyone experienced with can tell
you that baby birds are delicate. Not only are they fragile to
hold but require very specific care. You have the have the right
conditions and the right food. You can’t just dig up some worms
out of the yard and stuff them down their delicate throats. It
also takes dedication. Like any infant, they have to be fed
regularly and often. If you find a baby bird out of its nest and
appears to be orphaned, you can always call up your local
veterinarian or (if there is one) a nearby wildlife program.
However, if these are not options or you are determined to do it
on your own, there is some information that you are going to
need.  Materials Needed to Feed a Baby Bird  To properly feed
your baby bird, you are going to need the right tools. Some of
the more common items are a couple of syringes, an eyedropper,
formula, warm bedding, a heating pad or heat lamps, and a cage.
The best syringes to use are small ones, somewhere between 12cc
and 24 cc. It depe