Travis Audubon’s February bird forecast highlights various wintering birds, including the Northern Pintail and Red-winged Blackbird.
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Avian flu cases surge again in central Pennsylvania – PennLive.com
Wild birds, poultry, cows and other animals have been impacted by the spread of the H5N1 strain of bird flu. Since January, the outbreak has affected …
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Parrot’s ‘Splash Pad Fun Time’ Has Everyone Craving Summer – Parade Pets
Birds should never be bathed with shampoo or soap unless directed by a professional. Groundhog Day has come and gone, and unfortunately, Punxsutawney …
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First-Class Delta Passenger Can’t Believe Who’s Spotted in Aisle – Newsweek
A Delta Air Lines passenger was stunned by the rare sight of a bird aboard their flight. … pet, contact the airline to find out what the …
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Norwegian Vet. Institute: Update On Avian Flu Detections In Wild Birds
The Norwegian Veterinary Institute has detected an increasing number of cases of avian influenza in wild birds, especially swans, since mid-November …
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Sabrina Carpenter Reveals Bird Pooped on Her at Grammys | E! News – YouTube
… bird-pooped-on-her #enews #sabrinacarpenter #grammys2026 About: The E! News team brings you the latest breaking entertainment, fashion and Pop …
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People who feed birds could face £2,500 fine | Express.co.uk
During wintertime, many people try to help wild birds survive by providing food, but in some places you could be faced with a hefty fine.
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Mark Avery: what next for bird flu? – BirdGuides
We are approaching the 20th anniversary of the first confirmed case of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI; bird flu) in wild birds in the UK.
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What To Do If You Find Dead Birds on Orkney’s Beaches – Orkney Islands Council
If you find a sick or injured wild bird, please contact the Scottish Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SSPCA) on 03000 999 999. Further …
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Centre confirms bird flu among crows in TN – The New Indian Express
Samples test positive for highly pathogenic H5N1 virus; activist says 1500 birds may have died.
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