Thanks, Gail. When he's feeling a bit better, I'll post some more photos so perhaps we can get a positive ID. We haven't heard any chirping, but he definitely has a dark colored throat.

In an update to his condition, this morning when we woke up, we noticed his belly was a bit bloody. Apparently, the wound had started bleeding overnight. It wasn't a whole lot of blood, but enough to concern me. (It could also be that he was trying to hop, so he may have made it start bleeding by doing so.) We keep a room full of first aid items here for our rescue, so we got the bleeding stopped with a stiptic pencil. He seems to be doing alright now. No more bleeding. I dropped a couple of small crickets in for him, and he ate one. He gave the second one a short chase, but gave up. I'll leave it in there a little while longer with him, but will remove it before bed so that it doesn't try to bite him.

So, all is well for now. With any wild animal, I always worry about shock and infection, more so than the injury. Crossing my fingers he can overcome any shock he's suffered, and that we can keep infection at bay.