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« The Feral Parrots of the San Gabriel Valley (Amazona viridigenalis) | Main | Third Hummie Rescue »
Two in one week. Fortunately, both had happy outcomes. The worst of it wasn't spider webs on the wings or even the head - it was webs tangling up their little feet. Can't shake it off, can't land; these little guys were in trouble.
So the trick is to get those webs off the toes without snapping one off, or traumatizing the bird into a heart attack. Fortunately, these patients are very compliant and I had them fixed up in pretty short order. Fly safe, hummies.
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