premise: A little boy holding a bird in what looks like the forest. hypothesis: The little boy likes birds.
neutral: That the little boy likes birds cannot be determined by the information that he is holding a bird.  Where the boy is holding a bird has no bearing on sentence 2.  It could well be that the boy has just captured a bird for any purpose and has no affection for any bird specifically or generally.  Sentence 1 is not a sentence due to incorrect verb tense.