What a clever little Scuttle is he! he has fixed the problem himself by the sounds of things, if there is no visible blood and from what you are saying there isn't he should be fine. Just keep an eye on him if you pick him up and gently fan out the wing as normal you will be able to look at it carefully.
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Have you got a little first aid kit for your bird? You could have a pair of needle nose pliers, or a small pair of forceps for if that happens again and you do need to remove a broken blood feather - obviously not this time, but birds are....birds! 
And, a small jar of corn starch (we call it corn flour), or styptic powder from pet shop, for stopping bleeding on broken / lost blood feathers especially - again, its stopped this time on its own, so :thumbsup: to your clever bird!
And, a small jar of corn starch (we call it corn flour), or styptic powder from pet shop, for stopping bleeding on broken / lost blood feathers especially - again, its stopped this time on its own, so :thumbsup: to your clever bird!
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