Hunters and Wildlife Watchers Encountering Dead or Sick Wild Birds, Especially Snow Geese, Are Advised to Report Location to DNREC. DOVER, Del.
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Philadelphia reports first suspected case of bird flu in sick wild goose – CBS News
Philadelphia health officials say a goose found next to Carroll Park in West Philadelphia had highly infectious bird flu.
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Mount Liberty – Concordia Blade Empire
I read that over 44,000,000 laying hens have been euthenized (that means killed) because of the bird flu. With the wild birds being carriers there can …
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Bird flu found in a second commercial flock, Georgia agriculture officials say
A second commercial …
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Philadelphia reports first suspected case of bird flu found in ill snow goose
Residents and visitors are reminded to stay away from wild birds and report any suspicious behavior being displayed by wildlife to the city’s game …
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More than a dozen cats sick or dead from bird flu in raw food, FDA reports – The Guardian
Pet food manufacturers using uncooked cattle or poultry materials advised to consider flu in their safety plans.
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Multiple dead birds discovered, tested for bird flu in Taunton – YouTube
Multiple birds were found dead in Taunton in what appears to be more cases of the bird flu. Stay informed about Massachusetts news, weather, …
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First suspected case of bird flu in Philadelphia detected in snow goose – 6ABC
The bird flu diagnosis came from preliminary in-state testing, city officials said. Anyone who was in the area of Carroll Park and may have had direct …
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Bird Flu Hits Allen County Commercial Egg Production Facility | Hoosier Ag Today
According to the Indiana State Board of Animal Health, the farm produces eggs and has a flock size of more than 26,000 birds, which have all been …
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‘Bird flu’ outbreak shutters Long Island’s last duck farm, as culling of 99000 birds is underway
Wild birds can carry the disease to new areas when migrating, potentially exposing domestic poultry to the virus. There is currently no treatment for …
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