Multiple waves of highly pathogenic avian influenza have affected Utah’s wild bird populations since the first case of the latest started in April …
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Maryland Confirms Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza in Wicomico County – 47abc – WMDT
Sick wild birds should be reported to the Maryland Department of Natural Resources Wildlife Services hotline at 877-463-6497. For more guidance on …
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Bird flu confirmed in commercial farm in Wicomico County | Latest News | wboc.com
The virus can be spread through wild birds, contact with infected poultry, by equipment, on the clothing or shoes of caretakers. The illness affects …
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Deadly H5N1 Bird Flu Confirmed in Antarctica After Mass Skua Die Off – SciTechDaily
Deadly H5N1 bird flu has now claimed its first confirmed wildlife victims in Antarctica, killing more than 50 skuas.
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FEBRUARY 2026 EVENT — Contribute 15 Minutes (Or More) To Count Birds
While called the “backyard” bird count, it’s not restricted to yards at all. Feel free to observe wild birds any place, including parks or when just …
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Bird Flu found in Wicomico County – Baltimore Sun
The virus can spread from flock to flock in various ways, including by wild birds, through contact with infected poultry, by equipment and on the …
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Preliminary Testing Confirms Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza in Wicomico County
To report a sick wild bird in Maryland, call the Maryland Department of Natural Resources Wildlife Services hotline at (877) 463-6497 between 8 a.m. …
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Birds in Frozen Waters: Should We Help Them or Not When They Look Trapped?
The bird on the ice is not what it seems and wildlife officials are begging you not to help.
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Is There a Hidden Risk in Your Bird Feeder – Discover How to Keep Garden Birds Safe from …
But bird feeders can also become hotspots for disease if not properly maintained. With avian influenza continuing to circulate in wild and domestic …
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Meet Hunter and Stan, an odd animal couple at a Norristown zoo – WHYY
Both birds came to the Elmwood Park Zoo about two decades ago from wildlife rehabilitation clinics after being injured in the wild. Both birds …
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