Sunny has a touch of angel wing, how to cure?

[CelticOaksFarm]

There is a sticky at the top documenting wrapping angel wing.

Does she have droopy wing? The wings drop straight down along the body? This is not angel wing, and is also normally in young birds, but if she is regrouping new wing feathers it might be the case.

 

[stumpbroke]

FAILED ATTEMPT. This year old English Call's right wing was taped, vet wrapped, flight feathers cut almost to the quick with no help. Starting with the primaries, outer as 10. 10-6 do not fold properly but stand up. Of course it drives me crazy and I want clip them to make him look nice, but I rather he could fly. I love my ducks to fly. However hee will not be allowed to breed.

 

[stumpbroke]

ANOTHER EXTREME ATTEMPT! For Four weeks I've battled this right wing on this young drake. You've read my post, you know my tricks for angel wing. Today is the first day for this new (position). I've tried everything else, but he has the best personality and runs up with like "what we gonna try today?" He is actually effected from the anatomy POF from the alula to the digits and on him that is only like an inch. It's all frozen up and distorted partially by my correction attempts and it just may meant to be that way. But I want him to fly! In this picture both wings are taped over and behind his back. When I take this off next Monday I'm going to video it and if I can put it on here I will. If not I'll give you my youtube link. This is it, and what will be will be.

 

[CelticOaksFarm]

You can't fix angel wing in older birds, it just isn'tossible.

The photo above is wrapped incorrectly to help the wing heal in a flat position. You don't want to wrap so tight that the wing is pinched. The wing should be folded and laid in a natural flat position, then wrapped in that position and left along for 5-7-10 days depending on the severity of the AW.

If you wrap it pinched and sticking straight up it can't heal in a proper position.