“A bird flu pandemic would probably be quite severe, potentially even more severe than the pandemic we experienced.”
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Stop feeding these two kitchen scraps to garden birds this winter, expert warns
Keeping bird feeders full is crucial to ensure that garden visitors receive the food they need to survive in winter. But are you feeding birds the …
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Wild turkeys off the menu in Maine after ‘forever chemicals’ found in birds – The Guardian
Earlier this fall Wisconsin and Michigan also issued “do not eat” advisories for deer, fish and birds, while in January health officials in New Mexico …
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Bird flu detected along the Netherlands-Germany border – Xinhua
All birds at these sites have to be culled. In Nijmegen, Gelderland province by the German border, bird flu was detected at a petting zoo, where the …
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T-Birds Offense Erupts to Topple Wolf Pack, 6-3 – Springfield Thunderbirds
With more than 500 T-Birds fans making the trip down to Hartford, the visitors made their traveling crowd very happy just 1:29 into the game with some …
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More bird flu ahead of the holiday season | The Mighty 790 KFGO
As the holidays are here, bird flu is once again infecting commercial and backyard poultry flocks. Civil Eats …
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Ohio lawmaker to seek ban on high school NIL deals in 2026 – cleveland.com
Rep. Adam Bird opposes OHSAA’s recent decision allowing student athletes to profit from name, image and likeness, saying high school sports should …
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Bird flu case confirmed at Roundhay Park in Leeds – BBC News
The city council says visitors can still use the park but should avoid touching or feeding wild birds.
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Turkey prices fly, stores grounded; how bird flu outbreak is driving shortages, but not bills
International Business News: US grocery stores are absorbing significant increases in wholesale turkey prices due to a bird flu outbreak that has …
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Over 800000 birds impacted by bird flu since Oct. 9 – Inside INdiana Business
More than 800,000 birds on commercial poultry farms across two counties in northern Indiana have been depopulated due to the bird flu virus since …
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