Can a yellow bird that has been raised for more than a year live after it is released?

As long as the yellowbird is raised under artificial conditions for more than six months, it will lose its ability to survive in the wild and can no longer be released into nature. Because the bird has been kept for six months, the flight speed and flexibility have decreased, and it is difficult to escape the enemy's harm. Moreover, artificially raised birds are used to the feed at home, so it will be difficult to go out to eat by themselves. Most yellowbirds are migratory birds, and they all migrate in groups. It is difficult for the artificially raised yellowbird to get big roots in flight speed and endurance. So it will fight alone, and the yellowbird will be very courageous after being artificially raised. Sometimes it doesn't know how to avoid the enemy, because many of my friends can't let go of the domestic birds. Either the birds don't want to leave the cage, or they can't find food after flying away and starve to death. ....

So I suggest you don't let it go, keep it at home, or find a bird lover to give it away.