What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
Aircraft departed cll travelling to 51R with student pilot at controls, and instructor in right seat. Upon arrival at 51R, pilot was landing and in ground effect before touchdown when they sighted a large bird heading directly towards them on the runway. The bird (vulture or turkey buzzard) had emerged from the nearby wooded area. The CFI instructed the student pilot to initiate a "go-around" to avoid the bird. Upon climb-out, the bird ascended upwards to match the aircrafts climb and struck the right-hand wing leading edge approximately two feet outboard from the wing strut. Pilot and instructor were able to complete go-around and safely landed back at the airport.
As the FAA filed it
AIRCRAFT DEPARTED CLL TRAVELLING TO 51R WITH STUDENT PILOT AT CONTROLS, AND INSTRUCTOR IN RIGHT SEAT. UPON ARRIVAL AT 51R, PILOT WAS LANDING AND IN GROUND EFFECT BEFORE TOUCHDOWN WHEN THEY SIGHTED A LARGE BIRD HEADING DIRECTLY TOWARDS THEM ON THE RUNWAY. THE BIRD (VULTURE OR TURKEY BUZZARD) HAD EMERGED FROM THE NEARBY WOODED AREA. THE CFI INSTRUCTED THE STUDENT PILOT TO INITIATE A "GO-AROUND" TO AVOID THE BIRD. UPON CLIMB-OUT, THE BIRD ASCENDED UPWARDS TO MATCH THE AIRCRAFTS CLIMB AND STRUCK THE RIGHT-HAND WING LEADING EDGE APPROXIMATELY TWO FEET OUTBOARD FROM THE WING STRUT. PILOT AND INSTRUCTOR WERE ABLE TO COMPLETE GO-AROUND AND SAFELY LANDED BACK AT THE AIRPORT.