Release record Date 2025-03-25 Band/tag number 2187-24418 Band size 7B Released by Tracey Ritzman Location NA county

Flight eval Exam date - 2025-03-20 Examiner - MS Flight Sound Notes: Flew 10x+. A bit hesistant to fly at first, but flight has gotten faster and bird now glides ~1/4-1/3 of enclosure length. Silent.

Flight eval Exam date - 2025-03-13 Examiner - me Flight Sound Notes: 16x, flying a little slow,; no gliding; touched ceiling 4x; quiet flight

Flight eval Exam date - 2025-03-06 Examiner - MS Flight Sound Notes: Flew 12x, sometimes in continuous loops. Silent, but lacked motivation to fly. Stamina seemed fine. Try again next week.

Physical therapy Limb/joint Right wing Type   Elbow Wrist Before     After     Notes R leg. Did extensions and bicycle kicks. Tense/resistant to pushing toward body, but no uncontrolled stiffness

Physical therapy Limb/joint Right wing Type   Elbow Wrist Before     After     Notes R leg

Surgery report Procedure - Performed by - Surgery time - 0 minutes Removed crust from pin sites, lightly scrubbed with betadine, coated with TAB

Physical therapy Limb/joint Right wing Type   Elbow Wrist Before     After     Notes R leg - good rom & resistance

Physical therapy Limb/joint Right wing Type   Elbow Wrist Before     After     Notes R leg - Stabilized the distal part of leg at the hock and gently pushed down at the knee. It was very stiff at first, but after 15x the leg from the pevlis to the knee moved much more freely.

Physical therapy Limb/joint Right wing Type   Elbow Wrist Before     After     Notes R leg - I used a few fingers to push down on the knee while also extending the leg from the distal end. It was very stiff at the beginning but improved by the end. I am not sure if it is because the bird was tense or if the limb itself was stiff.

Fecal Collection date 2024-12-04 Results NEG

Surgery report Procedure - Performed by - Surgery time - 0 minutes Swabbed pin sites with betadine, minor buildup

Surgery report Procedure - Fracture repair - femur Performed by - Dr. Ritzman Surgery time - 90 minutes Right Femoral Fracture Repair Surgery: Patiet placed under general anesthesia, intubated and placed in sternal recumbency with leaning left to allow access to right pelvic limb. The fracture was a closed fracture. Moderate fresh bruising present with dermis and muscle tissue over the fracture site. There was moderate, palpable subcutaneous emphysema present as well as moderate edema of the soft tissues overlying the fracture site. A longitudinal dermal incision was made over lateral aspect of the right femur. The muscle bellies were gently and bluntly dissected apart to expose the proximal and distal femur fracture fragements. There were two pieces of the femur that had fragmented away from the main bone but had muscle attachment. One of these butterfly fragments was able to be preserved and placed back next to fracture site with the muscle attachment at time of closure. A 0.062 IM pin was inserted at fracture site and advanced up throug proximal fragment and advanced out through hip. The distal end of the IM pin was then advanced down to fracture site and into the distal fragment with the femur realigned. There was a large section of the medial aspect of the proximal fracture fragment absent from the trauma and there was long angle of this fracture. The femur realigned well with the IM pin placement. Two 0.045 cross pins were placed from lateral to medial both in proximal and distal fracture fragments. The muscle fascia and subcuticular tissues were closed with 4-0 PDS II suture in simple continuous pattern. The dermis closed with 4-0 PDSII suture in simple interrupted pattern. Small amount of tissue adhesive applied to incision as well. Radiographs were taken of the repair prior to bending and placing external bar. The radiographs show good alignment of the femur. The cross pin proximally did not engage distal cortex and was adjusted (repeat radiograph was not taken after that adjustment). The distal cross pin was pulled out slightly based on imaging findings and does engage both medial and lateral cortices. The pins were bent into external fixator and the cast material was used to incorporate all of the pins into one external fixator bar. Patient recovery was uneventful and smooth. Dr. Tracey Ritzman, DVM, Dipl. ABVP-Avian & ECM

Fecal Collection date 2024-11-27 Results POS for capillaria fluke

Fecal Collection date 2024-11-27 Results NEG

Eye exam Exam date - 2024-11-26 Examiner - MS RIGHT LEFT PLR Menace PLR Menace ++ DNE + DNE Stain   Stain   DNE   DNE   Right eye: Left eye: slow PLR