What bird is this

>>2347707
Get a better angle on the underside. Feet would also help most-likely.

Unless you have real evidence the wing is broken (crooked, bird unable to jerk it, pain) it's probably just a fledgling you kidnapped.

>>2347738
Every time he wakes up he lifts both wings but keeps one in the air for 15-20 seconds until he puts it down again. I looked underneath and it seems like it's missing feathers.

>>2347707
brown recluse

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>>2347731
Best I could do for now

>>2347742
If it's lifting both wings on its own the wing isn't broken. It's possible it's sprained or he has lice/mites.

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>>2347750
He does this and even higher, almost to a 90 degree angle, then struggles to put it back in place, seems like he hurts. I only took a look at it twice but it seemed really red and with missing feathers.
Any advice on what should I do other than take him to a vet as soon as possible?

>>2347755
Let nature take its toll, anon.

Put it back.

>>2347755
put ti back where you found it. it's a fledgling learning how to function. these things work themselves out

>>2347707

That's a cuckoo bird OP. Get it out of your house before it kicks you out. The longer you leave it the sooner your wife and kids will mistake it for you then you will end up homeless. Three years of my life I'll never get back after going to court to fight that identity theft.

Ah, the first "help /an/ I kidnapped a perfectly fine baby bird what do I do" of the spring. I'm looking forward to the influx of similar posts until July.

It's a fledgling dove. His wing is probably fine, might have wing strain but could also just be his pin feathers irritating him. It would be best to put him back.

Welp, I'm retarded. I left him back where he was and he's looking better.
Thanks for all the answers, won't happen again.