A mysterious wooden bird nailed to a bridge railing in Wauwatosa’s Hart Park. Erin Bagatta / WUWM.
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Bird News
Xofluza better for treating bird flu than Tamiflu, in mice – C&EN
… bird flu. The finding suggests that Xofluza, which is approved by the US Food and Drug Administration, should be considered as a treatment …
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Cow Monitoring from a Bird’s Eye View – Dairy Herd Management
Cow Monitoring from a Bird’s Eye View · Japanese researchers have created a no-touch cow-tracking system using multi-camera technology, offering 90% …
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Tri-Town Health offers support for establishing legislative commission on avian influenza
… bird flu, State Rep. Leigh Davis (D … H5N1 was first detected in January 2022 and affects wild birds, commercial poultry, and backyard flocks.
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Bird flu detected in Gallatin County flock for first time in 2025 | State | fairfieldsuntimes.com
Tests from the affected backyard flock indicated the infection source was likely from a wild bird. Migratory birds are the primary source of the …
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Is the Swine Industry Ready for H5N1? Texas Veterinarian Says “No” – Pork Business
A disease no veterinarian had previously feared in cattle had jumped from wild birds to domestic cows. Scanlon Daniels, a large animal veterinarian …
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2nd Ingham County flock tests positive for bird flu – FOX 17
Have birds drink from well or city water. Keep bird feed secure and ensure no rodents or wild birds can reach them. Cook and handle bird products …
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Husky’s First Snow Adventure Turns Hilarious As His Face Screams ‘Take Me to the Beach’
Can Cats Eat Chocolate?How to Protect Cat from Bird Flu5 Common Dog and Cat AilmentsIs My Cat Depressed? … Pet News. Husky’s First Snow Adventure …
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Bird flu detected in a second Ingham County backyard flock – WILX
MDARD says you can keep …
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7 places to see wildlife in the U.S. this spring – National Geographic
… bird species when visiting Everglades National Park, Fla. … Beyond manatees, keep your eyes open for turtles, wading birds, and even wild monkeys.
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