… bird population,” said State Veterinarian, Isaac Maeda, DVM. “Poultry, backyard and pet bird owners are, once again, urged to keep their birds …
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Bird flu found in raw milk sold in California | Salon.com
Bird flu found in raw milk sold in California. The company issued a voluntary recall. It is unknown if H5N1 can be contracted from drinking raw …
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Eggs available, but pricier, as holiday baking season begins | AP News
Avian flu outbreaks are leading to egg shortages in states with cage-free mandates. Industry experts say wild birds displaced by natural disasters are …
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How to avoid bird flu | Live Science
… wild birds. Public health officials aren’t sure how the virus was transmitted in these cases. Avian flu can also be transmitted through wild bird …
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Plan to force N.J. residents to bring in their bird feeders at night ruffles feathers – nj.com
Lawmakers say they are reconsidering a controversial bill that would fine people up to $1000 for using their bird feeders at the wrong times and …
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December is the Start of Bird Feeding Season | Vermont Business Magazine
VTF&W photo by John Hall: Bird feeders offer an easy and safe way to interact with wildlife, and installing them after December 1 limits the …
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Warrant executed in connection to illegal trading of wild birds‘ eggs – Rare Bird Alert
Press release from South Yorkshire Ppolice. An illegal haul of wild birds‘ eggs. Note: NOT connected to this investigation. (© RSPB). On Thursday …
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I Ran Operation Warp Speed. I’m Concerned About Bird Flu. – The New York Times
Then, in 2003, H5N1 appeared in wild birds in Asia. Outbreaks followed in poultry and resulted in two deaths in people. As outbreaks continued to …
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Our Editor-Favorite Bird Feeder Camera Makes the Best Christmas Gift
Best Black Friday Sales Early Amazon Deals Thanksgiving Menus Pet Black Friday Deals Thanksgiving Quotes … NETVUE Birdfy® Smart Bird Feeder with …
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Michigan wild turkey population thriving after being wiped out – Detroit Free Press
European settlers wiped out Michigan’s native wild turkey population by 1900. But now the birds are back and thriving in every Michigan county.
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