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Wild Birds
Warnings issued over scavenging gulls in Jersey and Guernsey – BBC Home
In Jersey, where feeding wild birds could carry a fine of up to £1,000, a St Helier business has also had to issue its own warning about feeding the …
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Vaccines for Children program marks 30 years of kids’ immunization success, yet gaps remain
Since 1994, the VFC has provided childhood vaccines at no cost to eligible children, including American Indian or Alaska Native children, those …
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Avoid conflicts with bears now, through fall – eagletimes.com | Serving the Twin State Valley
Stop feeding wild birds by April 1. If you live south of the White Mountains, consider removing bird feeders by March 15 or at the onset of spring …
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A ferret’s sneeze is helping monitor the risk of a bird flu pandemic – The Sydney Morning Herald
… wild animals. However, preparations for a bird flu pandemic … Its arrival in Peru and Chile led to the death of more than 500,000 wild birds.
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USDA to take ‘additional step’ in testing beef from former dairy cattle for Avian Influenza
Experts on the call cautioned that as fall approaches, wild birds will begin migrating and dairy farmers will likely ship their cattle at higher …
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Sitting ducks: how likely is a bird flu pandemic in India? – Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance
… bird flu. Wild aquatic birds are the primary and natural reservoirs for avian influenza A viruses (AIV). Most of these viruses exhibit low …
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Wild birds are likely spreading antibiotic-resistant superbugs through our cities – 9News
Wild birds that populate our cities, invade our rubbish bins and steal our chips are carrying high levels of antimicrobial-resistant bacteria that can …
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Birds near urban areas affected by antibiotic-resistant bacteria – Le Monde
… wild birds. To understand the impact of urbanization – as well as other factors such as type of diet (carnivorous, herbivorous or omnivorous) …
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Blowflies a possible vector for HPAI in Japan | The Poultry Site
A Japanese study found that blowflies may be able to acquire the HPAI virus from deceased wild birds directly or from faecal materials from …
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