Birds are always up to something, and these entries captured an array of avians doing everything from impaling prey to drumming away.
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H5N1 confirmed in more cats as probe into raw pet food widens | CIDRAP
“There have been multiple H5 bird flu probable and suspected cases in cats that either consumed raw pet food or raw milk and became acutely ill …
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Marylander Hunters and Birders Should Be Vigilant Against Avian Influenza
… birds, and its presence should be considered endemic throughout Maryland’s wild bird populations, especially waterfowl and raptors. Risk to human …
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FSU experts available for comment on economic and medical aspects of H5N1 bird flu
Avian flu is even more widespread among wild birds (ducks and geese but also shore birds like pelicans and herons as well as predators such as hawks …
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Under the Eye of the Big Bird — extinction rebellion – Financial Times
… Bird draws on fear of extinction. The widely translated Japanese fiction writer, now 66, is perhaps best known for Strange Weather in Tokyo, which …
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Green Lake Bird and Nature Club presents snowy owl program | News | riponpress.com
Frank Ujazdowski: The lead volunteer falconer who spends most of his time capturing and relocating birds of prey that pose as hazards at airports. He …
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Current bird flu strain detected in wild birds in Ottawa County | wtol.com
The Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge said the current H5N1 strain was detected in the latter half of 2024 and is asking visitors to report dead or …
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Why are eggs so expensive in California? Here’s what to know about prices and supply
Bird flu continues to play a part in higher egg prices in California. … The outbreak strain, H5N1, emerged among poultry flocks and wild birds …
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Deadly Bird Flu Outbreak Hits US — How It’s Impacting Pets And People | Times Now
A severe bird flu outbreak has killed over 20 million chickens in the U.S., driving up egg prices nationwide. The USDA reports catastrophic losses …
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Should we be panicked about bird flu? William Hanage says not yet. – Harvard Gazette
The nation’s first human death due to the bird flu occurred this month, the latest development in a global outbreak that, while mostly limited to …
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