Minnesota has no cases of bird flu infection in humans, but does have active infections among poultry and dairy cows. A 65-year-old man in Louisiana …
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Bird News
DAFM confirms third case of bird flu in Ireland since December – Agriland.ie
The Department of Agriculture (DAFM) has confirmed that a third case of bird flu has been detected in a wild bird since December.
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Bird flu suspected in death of dozens of Massachusetts geese – YouTube
Dozens of geese and other birds died in Plymouth, Massachusetts.
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On a Cold, Dark Inauguration Day, a Message From the Birds – The New York Times
Just before dark on New Year’s Eve, I filled all the bird feeders, and I didn’t skimp on the good stuff: black nyjer thistle for the finches, …
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Satou Sabally Affirms Sue Bird’s Unrivaled, WNBA Free Agency Take – Sports Illustrated
WNBA superstar Satou Sabally confirmed that Sue Bird’s sentiment on Unrivaled’s affect on free agency is accurate.
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Balancing bird welfare with efficiency and technology – Poultry World
There have been positive cases of avian influenza in wild birds this winter season, with outbreaks on commercial farms in Norfolk and the East Riding …
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Avian Influenza Prevention Zone introduced in Northern Ireland – Farming Life
This is the first wild bird positive in Northern Ireland since September 2023. In addition, on Friday 17 January 2025 two further wild birds have …
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‘First flu case’ discovered in Galway as emergency meet held over rising risks
The most recent case of bird flu was only just discovered in a wild bird in Donegal and is the third case since the then Minister for Agriculture …
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Case of bird flu confirmed in Donegal
Since early December there have been three detections of avian influenza in Ireland, all in wild birds with the latest at an unspecified location …
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Delaware LIVE+ Weekly Review – Jan. 19, 2025
… wild birds, and it’s believed to be widespread in migratory waterfowl. Wild free-flying ducks, geese and shorebirds can carry the disease to new …
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