Experts are concerned for farm workers who are most likely to get sick from bird flu. It’s hard to turn on the news or look online without seeing …
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‘Knocking on our door’: Experts warn of bird flu’s pandemic threat | | cbs19news.com
More than 300 million poultry birds have been killed or culled since October 2021, while 315 different species of wild birds have died across 79 …
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Further bird flu cases confirmed in East Yorkshire – BBC
The virus – which affects poultry and wild birds – has been around for a century, usually flaring up in autumn and fading away in spring and summer.
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Avian flu arrives in Kansas, Sedgwick County Zoo taking precautions | Home | kake.com
… Bird Program Manager for the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks. … “We’re just asking that people don’t feed the wild birds on the ground.”.
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AGFC monitoring avian influenza in Arkansas | Sports – thesuntimes.com
… birds they find in the wild that may be the result of avian influenza. The risk of humans contracting the disease remains low, but hunters can …
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Where the wild things grow: Edinburg gardener wins town approval to turn backyard into a meadow
EDINBURG — In order to help birds, pollinators and mammals in her garden thrive, Kerry Higdon allowed her backyard to transform into a thriving …
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Bird flu in California child linked to virus in dairy cows, CDC says | The Transmission
… bird flu. Federal disease trackers reported Tuesday that the first child diagnosed with bird flu in an ongoing U.S. outbreak was infected with a …
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Raw and unpasteurized milk must test for bird flu, USDA mandates – CBS News
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has issued a national mandate requiring raw and unpasteurized milk be tested for bird flu.
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Swooping birds – ACT Government
Protect your pet and don’t leave them alone or off-lead in an area with a swooping bird. Don’t let your pet attack birds. Attach a flag or …
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Birds – ACT Government
If you see birds that you think may have avian influenza, report this to the National Exotic Animal Disease Hotline on 1800 675 888. Beak and feather …
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