Rooster making weird breathing sounds

[DS17]

Google stridor, and see if that may be the problem. It happens when something gets in the airway (food, mucus, or a foreign object) and creates a high pitched wheezing noise on breathing in and out. Many times this will last a couple of hours and clear on it's own, but if it persists, I would look inside the that with a flashlight for anything unusual. Any other symptoms, such as gasping, watery or bubbly eyes, nasal drainage, or cough/sneeze could be common with a respiratory disease, such as MG or others.

Thank you so much! I will look into it. I appreciate your help!

 

[Welshies]

I'd leave your bird in the coop for now. He should be okay as long as the rest of your birds are okay. My chickens thrive even in -40 degree F/C weather.