Wild Birds
Dairy cattle in Texas and Kansas have tested positive for bird flu – Alton Telegraph
… birds in U.S. commercial flocks. Based on findings from Texas, officials think the cows got the virus from infected wild birds, the USDA said.
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Dairy cattle in Texas and Kansas have tested positive for bird flu – News4JAX
… birds in U.S. commercial flocks. Based on findings from Texas, officials think the cows got the virus from infected wild birds, the USDA said. So …
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What killed Flaco? Zoo finds ‘debilitating’ underlying health conditions in owl – NBC New York
… wild birds, especially in an urban setting,” a statement released by … So did speculation about which of the many urban threats to wildlife may have …
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Highly pathogenic avian influenza confirmed in Kansas, Texas dairy herds – Michigan Farm News
Wild migratory birds are believed to be the source of infection, but viral testing and epidemiologic efforts are ongoing.
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Flaco, Central Park Owl, Died With High Levels of Rat Poison in System
… bird in Manhattan for just over a year. He would have turned 14 this … wild birds, especially in an urban setting,” the Wildlife Conservation …
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Texas Dairy Cattle Test Positive for Avian Influenza – Lancaster Farming
Farms had reported dead wild birds on their properties, and the findings in Texas suggest the illness was introduced by wild birds, according to USDA.
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Federal and State Veterinary, Public Health Agencies Share Update on HPAI Detection in …
Wild migratory birds believed to be source of infection; viral testing and epidemiologic efforts continue. Commercial milk supply remains safe due …
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Kensington Metropark—hotspot for wildlife photographers and birding community
MILFORD, Mich.—Kensington Metropark in southeast Michigan is home to friendly songbirds attracting wildlife photographers, families and nature …
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7 Destinations For Viewing Spectacular Wildflower Blooms – National Audubon Society
Their job is to attract pollinating insects that help native plants produce seeds and, eventually, seedlings (a process that feeds birds along the way) …
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