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What state are you in? have you looked for a waterfowl rehabbers. Maybe something internal is bothering him and it is showing up as itching on the outside. Is a vet an option? Poor thing can't go the rest of his life like this he needs help.

No I didn't mean that was it but evidently, cold/cool air helps soothe itchy skin. How is he today?

Keep us updated on how he is doing once you start the antibiotic. And before too. I was just remembering my son got into some poison ivy years ago and oh my he was covered. The only thing that really brought relief was the cool air he would stand outside because it was cold and that cold air...

The pictures I saw were on himans but it showed redness on the skin which would mean ring worm. here is more info https://search.brave.com/search?q=Ringworm+in+poultry

I looked up pictures of ringworm you might want to just to see what it looks like. Also, have you thought of trying to contact a waterfowl rehabber and see if they can help?

I just meant if he has water to bathe in most likely it's not mites. My chickens had mites and my waterfowl who live in the same coop overnight hadn't any on them and I took that as they spend a lot of time in their pools. I think ring worm shows up with redness doesn't it? His skin looks good...

If he has bathing water more than likely it's not mites. If the antibacterial spray is helping just keep that up. I was just wanting you to know both meds are the same.

Be sure to order the 10% solution in the Baytril [Enrofloxacin} is Baytril.