Birds have a lot of versatility, with some played in aggro decks, others played in tempo decks, and many in control decks
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Becoming a 4/4 for four mana is more than fair, particularly when said 4/4 can also munch key cards in your opponents graveyard each time it swings in
Im talking about cards like Docent of Perfection (hey, Orvar is a wizard!), Murmuring Mystic, Talrand, Sky Summoner, and Metallurgic Summonings
If you have other cards that you're more likely to cast on your second turn other than Luminary, then you should treat it as a four-mana spell, as that is when you are likely to cast it