At 6:01 PM I received a call from a doctor who explained to me has a falcon or hawk in route to their office. This bird was found in a backyard lying on the ground. At first glance, it appeared to be an American Kestrel.
Upon further examination I discovered that it was a Merlin with an apparent compound fracture to it's wing.
After we x- rayed we discovered that it has a compound fracture.
(Click on image of this x-ray and look at the right wing near the cavity.)
I gave him a calm coo to let him know it is safe.
Garth Noggle assist in helping this injured bird.We were observed by “Goldie Jane” the Blue and Gold Macaw.
Upon further examination I discovered that it was a Merlin with an apparent compound fracture to it's wing.
After we x- rayed we discovered that it has a compound fracture.
(Click on image of this x-ray and look at the right wing near the cavity.)
I gave him a calm coo to let him know it is safe.
Garth Noggle assist in helping this injured bird.We were observed by “Goldie Jane” the Blue and Gold Macaw.
Garth Noggle takes a few photos during this procedure.