At this time, H5N1 is spreading from wild birds to cats, poultry, and cattle. Cattle can spread the virus to poultry, cats, and humans, and …
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Wild Birds
Birds to be culled after avian flu case detected in Teignbridge – BBC
Poultry keepers must also clean bird housing, equipment, vehicles and footwear and try and prevent contact between their flocks and wild birds and …
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Bird flu drives up prices for Upper Valley farms – Valley News
Transmitted through respiratory droplets and feces in wild birds and livestock, bird flu’s …
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Canada announces avian flu vaccine buy as USDA confirms first H5N1 detections in rats
APHIS hasn’t posted any new poultry or dairy cattle confirmations since February 14, but today it did add three more H5N1 confirmations in wild birds …
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See the Adorable Video of Wisdom, the World’s Oldest Wild Bird, Tending to Her New Chick …
First banded in 1956, the Laysan albatross has become a mother once again at Midway Atoll National Wildlife Refuge.
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H5N1 Bird Flu threat for Philadelphia consumers, farmers and businesses – WHYY
As the H5N1 virus circulates among wild birds, poultry and cows, scientists worry the risk of a human pandemic is growing. The disease has been …
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Why Different Birds React Differently to Bird Flu – Laboratory Equipment
“MicroRNA is quite stable, and interesting for us who research wildlife. It may tell us something about how animals react to various stress factors in …
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Turkey to export 15000 tonnes of eggs to US amid bird flu disruptions – KFGO
The agency is also rebuilding a stockpile of vaccines tailored to the current strain affecting commercial flocks and wild birds. Faced with supply …
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Dead Birds on Beach Spur Concerns About Avian Flu – The SandPaper
“Functions DEP performs include testing wild bird mortalities and diagnosing infections, issuing guidance for waterfowl hunters and wildlife …
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Bird flu found in ‘small number’ of grey seals on Norfolk coast – BBC
… wild birds remained at risk of becoming infected. The APHA insisted there was “no evidence to suggest an increased risk to non-avian wildlife”.
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