Some wild turkeys observed outside of a northeastern Ohio public library and have become “too insistent” on entering the building.
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February bird count involved challenges | Outdoors | iosconews.com
OSCODA – The 28th annual Great Backyard Bird Count (GBBC) took place Feb. 14-17. In Alcona and Iosco counties adverse weather conditions including …
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Michigan House Democrats call on feds to do more to combat bird flu – mlive.com
Democratic lawmakers in Michigan are proposing more state funding to test humans, wildlife and livestock for bird flu.
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Are socially distanced chickens laying more affordable eggs?
Fully confined egg farms use netting to keep out wild birds, he said, but if the virus does enter those facilities, it can spread like wildfire among …
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Bird flu outbreak confirmed at chicken farm – BBC
It is confirmed near Kington and a protection zone is in place, with all birds due to be culled.
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Amid outbreak, these bird flu warning signs have been placed in NYC parks – SILive.com
… birds that appear sick, injured, or dead. While bird flu rarely infects humans, visitors and their pets should not have contact with wild birds.
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Lakeside egg ranch takes bird flu precautions as people turn to local farmers – NBC 7 San Diego
Local farmers are having to take extra precaution to protect their birds, as some people are turning to them for a better price, selection and …
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Cat food recalled over ‘bird flu’ risk, should be discarded ‘immediately’ – Dayton247now
‘While no human infections have been identified among people handling raw pet food products, people can become infected.’
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Spring migration season could cause uptick in avian flu – KIRO 7 News Seattle
Betts tells us bird flu kills chickens very quickly once they are infected but many wild birds will not only survive with the disease, they may not …
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Egg Prices: It’s Not Just Bird Flu. It’s Corporate Greed. – Food & Water Watch
Food corporations are blaming bird flu for rising prices, but Cal-Maine pocketed $1 billion in profits before it saw a single outbreak.
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