Patricia Bird | Feb 23, 2025 & Cowden, IL | Patricia Lois Bird, 87, of Cowden, Illinois, passed away … Learn More.
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Hialeah Residents Alarmed By Series Of Pet Bird Thefts | NewsRadio WFLA | Florida News
A recent surge in pet bird thefts has left the community both puzzled and concerned.
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Wisconsin Veterinary Health Leaders Worry About Bird Flu, not Panicked – MacIver Institute
But state vet Dr. Darlene Konkle said the bird flu is not going away either. “The fact that the virus still continues to be in wild birds, and …
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Bird flu cases back on the rise in Indiana – Fox 59
INDIANAPOLIS – Avian Influenza, H5N1, or simply the bird flu, is continuing to cause problems for farmers across the state. Just within the last …
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NYS issues new poultry testing requirements to prevent spread of bird flu – NEWS10 ABC
The New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets (AGM) has issued new testing requirements for poultry entering the state’s live bird …
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Nearly 14 million birds lost in leading ag counties – Daily Advocate & Early Bird News
ODH shared the best way to prevent bird flu is to avoid direct contact with wild birds or sick or dead poultry or other animals. Local poultry farmers …
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Pine Glades Natural Area in northern Palm Beach County is a bird lovers’ paradise – WPTV
Red-winged blackbirds, eastern meadowlarks, northern bobwhites, sandhill cranes among array of bird who call the wetlands home.
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Denny’s slaps surcharge on eggs as bird flu drives up prices – CNBC
Denny’s said Monday that it will put a surcharge in place for meals with eggs as the restaurant chain deals with the ongoing bird flu. The company …
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It’s Bird Flu Season – Ann Arbor Observer
MDNR’s initial testing for highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) came back “suspect or preliminary positive,” says wildlife pathologist Julie …
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Backyard poultry face bird flu risk when migrating mallards stop to rest | ScienceDaily
“There is an urgent need to improve our ability to predict the introduction of avian influenza at the wildlife-domestic animal interface and our study …
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