INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Department of Natural Resources officials continue to detect highly pathogenic avian influenza in wild birds throughout …
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Tom Tatum Outdoors: Bird Flu Overshadows Spring Migrations – Daily Local
Report sick or dead wild birds to the Game Commission by calling 1-833-PGC-WILD (742-9453). In the meantime, folks should watch wildlife from a …
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Highly pathogenic avian flu found in over 30 Indiana counties – WANE 15
If you find sick or dead wild birds, the DNR says to report them at on.in.gov/sick wildlife. Former CDC director predicts bird flu pandemic: What to …
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Total now 30 dead birds found on shoreline of Bethlehem Clapper Road water treatment …
Birds that are ill with bird flu may exhibit signs and symptoms before dying from the illness. To report sick or dead wild birds, call the NYSDEC at …
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FAQ: What to know about bird flu in WA | Northwest | yakimaherald.com
HPAI is now circulating freely (endemically) between farms and wild populations. What do symptoms look like? Sick birds can experience mild signs of …
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Avian Influenza continues to affect wild birds across Indiana – ABC57
This disease is very common among wild birds and can spread rapidly. According to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources “More than 1,500 …
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Birds are breathing in plastic – what does that mean for us? – Earth.com
… wildlife but also on human health. … To understand the extent of plastic contamination in bird lungs, the researchers examined 56 wild birds from 51 …
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Avian Influenza Continues to Affect Wild Birds Across Indiana | The Bullet – WWBL
The Indiana Department of Natural Resources continues to detect highly pathogenic avian influenza in wild bird…
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Avian Influenza Continues to Affect Wild Birds Across Indiana – Eagle Country 99.3
HPAI is a disease caused by an influenza virus that usually spreads among birds. It is common in wild birds, especially waterfowl, shorebirds, and …
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A new threat from H5N1 bird flu | Workers’ Liberty
… wild birds. With the migratory patterns of birds, their influenza spreads across the globe and has many opportunities for transfer between species.
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