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Guest HEATHLOFTS
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HEY

I HAVE A YOUNG BIRD IN THE NEST WITH CURVED WING FLIGHTS THEY ARE CURVED OUT

IS THERE A REASON FOR THIS TO HAPPEN

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HEY

I HAVE A YOUNG BIRD IN THE NEST WITH CURVED WING FLIGHTS THEY ARE CURVED OUT

IS THERE A REASON FOR THIS TO HAPPEN

 

how old is it

Guest joshdonlan
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Ive heard that its a good sign for the flights to curve downwards  :-/

Guest HEATHLOFTS
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NO THEY ARE LOCKED UP AND ITS ABOUT 1 WEEK AND A HALF

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Sometimes happens when being single reared, just tuck the flights into where they should be everytime you go in the loft and it'll be fine.

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its just that it has too much room and is spreading its wings for balance/support

i just leave it and as it gets older it sorts itself out

 

jmo

Guest HEATHLOFTS
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   ALSO ITS A GOOD IDEA  TO  TAKE FACE MASK OF BEFORE GOING INTO LOFT;   ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D  SWEDE

 

SO DONT GET YOU LOL

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Yes it sounds like angel wing, common in single rearing, I get it all the time. A soft joint bends outward with muscles unable to support the weight of the new feathers ~ the primary flights hang out at a forward angle, away from the body. Got to help youngster correct it in the nest, by tucking the primaries back 'inside' the secondaries otherwise when 'joint hardening' takes place, wing may be deformed. Just watch youngster for a few days, and if needed, tuck those wings back to normal position, close to the body. Muscles will catch up and all will be well.

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