Are there any other symptoms? How does he hold his wing when he isn't trying to fly?
If it is possible the bird had an injury and it healed incorrectly, then he most likely will be this way for the rest of his life. I have a hen who is handicapped, she can live fine with my other birds, but she is older and aggressive. She has a cubby, because of her mate, but she needs help each day to get to the food and water. If this is a male and an aggressive one it could get along with the other birds, but at this time he/she sould be kept in its own seperate quarters.
It is possible it could be another issue, and that cannot be determined without an exam, and that should be determined by an avian vet or rehabber, maybe a better pic. Have your birds been treated/innoculated for Paratyphoid and Pox?
If it is possible the bird had an injury and it healed incorrectly, then he most likely will be this way for the rest of his life. I have a hen who is handicapped, she can live fine with my other birds, but she is older and aggressive. She has a cubby, because of her mate, but she needs help each day to get to the food and water. If this is a male and an aggressive one it could get along with the other birds, but at this time he/she sould be kept in its own seperate quarters.
It is possible it could be another issue, and that cannot be determined without an exam, and that should be determined by an avian vet or rehabber, maybe a better pic. Have your birds been treated/innoculated for Paratyphoid and Pox?