Tempted to ‘rescue’ a baby bird? Read this first, say wildlife officials. Contributed by the Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources …
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NFU comments on avian influenza case in sheep
If you suspect bird flu in poultry or other captive birds, you must report it immediately: … Visit: GOV.UK | Report dead wild birds. For more …
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The return of the vultures – DW – 03/24/2025
All birds released into the wild are fitted with radio transmitters. The creatures’ movements can be tracked daily, with some of them traveling …
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College of Veterinary Medicine researchers work with USDA to address bird flu in dairy cattle
… wild birds and an increasing number of mammals. There have also been 68 confirmed human cases, including one death. The presence of bird flu in …
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Spring Forward with these Outdoor Activities | Nebraskaland Magazine
Go bird watching. A wide variety of opportunities await Nebraska bird watchers in early spring. The migration of wild fowl is truly something to …
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Avian influenza reappears in Argentina backyard poultry – WATTPoultry.com
According to WOAH, the property was adjacent to a body of water, so the source of the infection is presumed to be through contact with wild birds.
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Bird flu UK: disease found in British livestock for first time – The Times
The farm also has poultry, suggesting transmission of the disease from wild to captive birds, which in turn infected the ewe. It is the first case in …
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Bird Suffers Injury Blow – Rochdale AFC
Jimmy McNulty confirmed in his post-match comments from Saturday’s draw that Jay Bird missed the game through injury.
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Zach Hutchinson & Jacelyn Downey – National Audubon Society
Zach authored The Great Wyoming Bird Trail, an app guiding bird enthusiasts to finding birds in Wyoming. His passion with Audubon is focused on …
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Simple solution to protect migrating Aussie bird as numbers plummet to ‘dangerous levels’
Experts from Birdlife Australia and the Nature Conservation Council NSW are particularly concerned about the rate of native forest logging in NSW and …
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