… MDARD encourages animal owners to continue taking steps to prevent HPAI as wild birds complete their fall migration.
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The Audubon Photography Awards Expands to Chile and Colombia
The contest’s expanded scope and set of new prizes will amplify Audubon’s unified hemispheric approach to bird conservation and highlight how birds …
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Cavity-nesting birds decorate with snake skin to deter predators – Cornell Chronicle
When a bird drapes its nest with snake skin, it isn’t just making an interesting home décor choice. For some birds, it keeps predators at bay.
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Are we heading for a bird flu pandemic? Experts weigh in – Boston.com
… wild birds and a backyard flock that the individual had at the home with some sick birds, and that the strain is one of the bird strains, not the …
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Second Bird Flu Case Detected At MD Poultry Farm | Across Maryland, MD Patch
… wild bird species such as ducks, geese, shorebirds, and raptors. According to the Department of Health, the risk of transmission between birds and …
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Avian Flu Is Evolving, But Antiviral Treatments Remain Effective – Technology Networks
Researchers at Texas Biomed identified nine mutations in a bird flu strain from a person in Texas … Naturally found in wild birds and lethal in …
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Minnesota Mixed Bag: Walz approves bird flu study in wild animals – Outdoor News
A mix of stories from Minnesota, including information on a new study on how bird flu moves through wild animals that was approved by Gov.
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Bird flu warning issued by Texas Parks and Wildlife | TPR
If you have a backyard birth feeder and bird bath, it’s a good idea to take them down. That’s according to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department …
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Second case of avian flu detected in Maryland | News | dundalkeagle.com
Dundalk birds 03. Although avian flu has only been detected in Maryland’s poultry farms, it can be spread to wild birds. By Virginia Terhune.
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H5 Bird Flu Response: Focus Areas for Ongoing Public Health Risk Assessment – CDC
Farmers and workers who work with infected animals or their byproducts. Backyard bird flock owners. Animal care workers (e.g., veterinarians, wild …
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