I had the exact same thing happen to me - a mourning dove found its way to the bottom of my chimney and fluttered there next to the damper. I used duct tape and taped the handle of a large strainer - the size to put over a small pail, maybe 8" to 10" diameter - to three 5' interlocking extention poles from my snow roof rake. I got up on my roof and put the strainer on the 15' pole down my chimney and after about 5 tries I got the bird in the strainer and slid the strainer up the chimney and against a side of the chimney so the bird wouldn't fall out. He/she was a little dirty but it flew away. I immediately put a steel mesh screen over the chimney opening. I felt I had a choice of helping it out or letting it die and smelling up my house. I'm happy with my choice and hope it works for you.
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