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That's the point. You do have to be somewhat vague when talking about seasons. It's simpler to apply a general timeline to season, rather than month, which takes into count our different weather regions. I could say late august-september is late summer to me but it could be fall or mid...

There's a hard molt where they look raggedy, naked and horrible and a soft molt where there will be feathers everywhere but no discernable cause. I have two hard molting and 4 that are soft molting. As long as you don't see any active plucking and are sure their aren't pests, I wouldn't worry.

I've never seen birds molt in the fall, it's always been late summer or late winter. There are several molts during a bird's first year, the biggest one is about when they hit a year, give or take a few months. Several of my year olds months are molting right now and they look like heck...

They're molting, it's both summer and their first birthday so it's about time for it.