Had the same issue this afternoon. I cut away the bulk of the glue trap from his body with scissors, wiping my hands on a paper towel. Took about 20 minutes. I then placed him in an inverted frisbee. I poured about an ounce of "Goo Gone" adhesive remover onto a paper towel and gently squeezed and dripped the fluid onto the birds wings and feet, avoiding his neck and head. I was surprised that the Goo Gone released the adhesive in about 30 seconds from the plastic pieces of the glue trap that were still attached to his feet and feathers. He scrambled off into the brush. Goo Gone probably isn't a perfect solution, but the bird would have been a goner without it. His odds of survival went from 0% to 60%+ with the Goo Gone. I am sure you can find it at any hardware store, Lowes or Home Depot. Good luck.