Always observe wildlife from a safe distance. Avoid contacting surfaces that may be contaminated with feces from wild or domestic birds. Do not handle …
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Wild geese in Amarillo test positive for bird flu – KVII
A small number of sick wild geese in Amarillo tested positive for bird flu.To minimize the risk of exposure, Amarillo Public Health advises people …
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More Cats Sick After Bird Flu Found In Another Raw Pet Food Brand – Patch
CALIFORNIA — The bird flu virus has been found in another brand of raw pet food sold in California, public health officials announced.
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Pet food tainted with avian flu virus that was sold across WA, Northwest is recalled
Pet food for dogs and cats contaminated … Thoroughly cooking meat can destroy not only the bird flu virus but also almonella, listeria and E.
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Scientists Are Racing to Develop a New Bird Flu Vaccine | TIME
Scientists are working on an updated vaccine for H5N1, or bird flu. The most promising approach uses mRNA.
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INFLUENZA SUSPECTED IN SNOW GOOSE MORTALITIES – Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
HPAI does not appear to significantly impacted wild bird populations … However, safeguards can be taken to protect domestic birds or wild birds held …
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70th Nantucket Christmas Bird Count Recap
… Bird Count. Photo by Janette Vohs. The 70th Annual Nantucket Christmas Bird Count (CBC) held on Sunday, Dec. 29, was one for the books. A record …
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Bird flu suspected in some Ohio waterfowl – ABC 6
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources collected and submitted samples from a number of dead wild birds to test for the presence of avian flu.
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After long-running Hamilton aviary closes, team pivots to new model to help tropical birds
“We have strong relationships with the 85 Oak Knoll flock and so, seeing them move kind of felt like losing a pet,” she told CBC Hamilton. The finches …
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Bird Flu Update: Scientists Fear U.S. Headed Toward Red-Light Scenario
The virus, known as H5N1, was first detected in migratory birds in the U.S. in January 2022, and since has been detected in wild birds in all 50 …
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