Although there’s a low risk of an avian flu outbreak among wild songbirds, it’s advisable to keep feeders and birdbaths clean, the Department of …
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Wild Birds
Avian flu infects wild birds, new HVAC regulations, IU Indianapolis reclassification | 2/28/25
… wild birds such as cranes and geese. Around 200 dead sandhill cranes were found outside Seymour this week. https://indianapublicmedia.org/news …
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Avian flu infects wild birds, new HVAC regulations, IU Indianapolis upgrade | Indiana Newsdesk
The avian flu that has ravaged chicken and turkey flocks in the state has migrated to wild birds such as cranes and geese.
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New Jersey reports H5 avian flu cluster in cats – CIDRAP
Avian Influenza (Bird Flu). Share … wild birds or other animals. The NJDH and its local partners are …
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Multiple dead birds wash up on river banks – Star News Group
Police Chief Adam Picca told The Ocean Star, “The Point Pleasant Police Department has recently been responding to several reports of deceased wild …
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Come mingle with wildlife and be inspired! – Maine Audubon
… wild birds and precautions you should take. Avian influenza is very rare in our “feeder birds” (chickadees, jays, doves, woodpeckers, etc) so …
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As egg prices jump, some people are considering investing in backyard chickens
… birds don’t catch the disease. “It’s coming from wild game, wild birds. It’s really hard to keep things from coming onto the property, whether it …
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Midwest winters are changing. So is the ancient sport of falconry – The Morning Sun
For falconers who hunt small animals with wild birds of prey, changing Midwest winters are also changing the sport they love.
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Midwest winters are changing. So is the ancient sport of falconry – WFMJ.com
For falconers who hunt small animals like rabbits and grouse with wild birds of prey, changing Midwest winters are also changing the sport they love.
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Midwest Winters Are Changing. So Is the Ancient Sport of Falconry – USNews.com
For falconers who hunt small animals like rabbits and grouse with wild birds of prey, changing Midwest winters are also changing the sport they …
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