What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
Pilot departed W96 airport climbing southeast, initial level off at 2000 feet when contact with bird (black vulture) with windshield directly at left pilot station. Bird strike broke windshield and hit pilot in face, bird continued through cabin and found in aft cabin luggage compartment. Pilot initiated return to W96 and squawked 7700. Pilot made radio calls but, unable to hear communication due to wind noise. Aircraft landed without any further incident at W96. Pilot went to hospital. Injuries reported minor: puncture to forehead and fractured right wrist.
As the FAA filed it
PILOT DEPARTED W96 AIRPORT CLIMBING SOUTHEAST, INITIAL LEVEL OFF AT 2000 FEET WHEN CONTACT WITH BIRD (BLACK VULTURE) WITH WINDSHIELD DIRECTLY AT LEFT PILOT STATION. BIRD STRIKE BROKE WINDSHIELD AND HIT PILOT IN FACE, BIRD CONTINUED THROUGH CABIN AND FOUND IN AFT CABIN LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT. PILOT INITIATED RETURN TO W96 AND SQUAWKED 7700. PILOT MADE RADIO CALLS BUT, UNABLE TO HEAR COMMUNICATION DUE TO WIND NOISE. AIRCRAFT LANDED WITHOUT ANY FURTHER INCIDENT AT W96. PILOT WENT TO HOSPITAL. INJURIES REPORTED MINOR: PUNCTURE TO FOREHEAD AND FRACTURED RIGHT WRIST.