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It looks pretty superficial. Still rinse it well and cover with Neosporin. Thats extremely important, because a superficial wound can become very serious if it gets infected, especially in a small chick.

That sounds perfect. The wound doesn't look to bad, though I can't see it very well with all her fluff covering it. Bring gentle momma with her injured baby and siblings inside, wash baby's wound and apply Neosporin. I bet she'll be just fine. :)

Don't wrap the wound, that is very important. Wrapping traps bacteria in the wound and lessens air flow. Once the baby momma and siblings are moved inside, (if possible) then you can probably leave it be. You will want to reapply Neosporin everyday, and spray with Vetrycin if possible. Reapply...

Can you post pictures of the chick without the wing? You will need to immediately clean that wound out with saline solution, Clohexadine, or soapy warm water. Then, apply a thick layer of Neosporin to keep it moist. I would also immediately separate that mean momma. I would probably set up a...