If you find an injured bird, the first thing you should do is assess the injury.
Look for any obvious signs of injury, such as bleeding, broken bones, or missing feathers.
If the bird is bleeding, apply pressure to the wound with a clean cloth.
If the bird has broken bones, do not try to move it. Instead, place it in a cardboard box or other container and transport it to a wildlife rehabilitator
If the bird is missing feathers, gently wrap it in a towel to keep it warm.
Once you have assessed the injury, you need to transport the bird to a wildlife rehabilitator.
The best place to take an injured bird is to a wildlife rehabilitator. They will have the expertise and resources to care for the bird and help it recover.