Earlier outbreaks of the disease mostly impacted domestic birds with occasional spillover to wild birds and mammals. Impacts to wild bird species were …
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40 backyard birds in Portage County test positive for avian flu – Record-Courier
40 birds in Portage test positive for bird flu. Portrait … “This includes measures like preventing flock contact with wild birds and really wild …
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Many US parents feel uninformed about avian flu risks, survey finds – CIDRAP
The current US outbreak of H5N1, which was first identified in March 2024 when the virus was confirmed in dairy cattle, is widespread in wild birds, …
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Nebraska bird flu case detected among backyard flock – KETV
State veterinarian Dr. Roger Dudley advised poultry farmers to practice good biosecurity by minimizing exposure to wild birds and washing hands and …
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Allie’s Bird Project to hold bowling tournament for 10th anniversary – KGNS
Allie’s Bird Project …
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Bird bulletins – Austin Kleon
The news is for the birds, so let’s have some news from the birds: Jackie and Shadow, the bald eagles documented by a live webcam in Big Bear Lake …
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Birdfy Introduces Birdfy Livestream: One Click to See Birds & Share Your Feeds Worldwide
… Pet Connection with Steve Caporizzo · Pet Connection Tips · Hispanic … bird cam feature. Unlike traditional stationary or distant bird cams …
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Space still available to NH Workshop: Bird Song – Field Station – UW-Milwaukee
… Bird & Bat Observatory. This course will introduce students with varying prior skill levels to bird song identification. We will also cover how …
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Meet the Acadiana woman saving birds of prey – The Current – Lafayette’s
Letitia Labbie is one of just a handful of federally licensed wildlife rehabilitators in the state, saving injured animals on her own dime and …
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Tiny islands off Corpus Christi much prized by anglers, bird lovers – Chron
Some of these so-called “spoil mounds” have become important bird-nesting sites. Others are much sought after by fishermen, who have colonized …
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