The Margaret Watson Bird Club welcomes the public to an evening program on Thursday, April 6. Dr. John Spahr is the speaker.
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Bird News
Bird flu outbreak: Will it cause the next pandemic? – DW – 03/16/2023
A new lineage of avian flu H5N1 is ripping through wild bird populations and also affecting mammals, such as minks, badgers, pigs, bears.
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Photos: At Danbury Library storytime, children ‘fly like a bird‘ – NewsTimes
Children listened to stories about birds read by Librarian Christine Furlo, watched a video about a friendship between a cat and a canary, …
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Commissioners discuss policy change and Ohio Pet Grants – Daily Advocate
The Daily Advocate & Early Bird NewsNews, Sports, Obituaries, … A 2023 Ohio Pet Grant was accepted by the commissioners for a total of $2,500.
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Andersen Press scoops ‘beautiful true story’ by Willis – The Bookseller
Andersen Press have scooped Jacko by Jeanne Willis, a true story that celebrates the bond between a boy and his pet bird.
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Pet Bird Bath Spray Industry to Witness Robust Expansion by 2029 – Tri County Leader
The Pet Bird Bath Spray Market research report provides all the information related to the industry. It gives the markets outlook by giving …
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Dolphin in Devon found infected with bird flu in February | Exmouth Journal
It was infected with the H5 strain of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI). The same week another dolphin with bird flu was found in Pembrokeshire …
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Bird populations stabilizing: survey – Taipei Times
Taiwan’s native bird population has stabilized and grown steadily over the past decade, the Taiwan Breeding Bird Survey showed, with researchers …
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North Korea FIRES another ballistic MISSILE; Chile confirms first case of bird flu | WION Speed News
Here we bring you a quick round-up of all latest news and top headlines from all across the globe. North Korea has fired a ballistic missile into …
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Toronto Zoo closing bird aviaries after bird flu found in southern Ontario farm | CP24.com
The Toronto Zoo is closing its bird aviaries to the public as a precautionary measure after avian influenza was detected at a southern Ontario …
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