Wildlife rehabilitation centers are busier than usual treating animals suffering from frigid temps and lingering snow pack.
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Arkansas officials urge public to avoid contact with wild birds due to avian influenza danger
Learn how handling wild birds can spread avian influenza in Arkansas. Get safety tips to protect yourself, pets, and poultry.
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Pueblo Health warns of bird flu after dead skunk tests positive
A skunk found dead in Pueblo has tested positive for bird flu, and the health department is urging Puebloans to avoid wildlife and protect pets.
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The Great Backyard Bird Count is coming to Virginia – Dogwood
A new birder, who may need help identifying birds or their song, can use the Merlin Bird ID app. More experienced birders can upload their counts …
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To Woo Your Valentine, Take a Page From Our Feathered Friends – American Bird Conservancy
Coffee grown in full sun removes valuable habitat for birds, but shade-grown coffee incorporates native trees that benefit wildlife. … In fact, the …
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Arkansas officials warn against contact with wild birds due to avian influenza – Yahoo
Arkansas agriculture and health agencies stated that people should avoid contact with wild birds, especially any that appear sick or are found …
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Avian flu (bird flu): near Penicuik, Midlothian (AIV 2026/13) – gov.scot
Avian flu (bird flu): near Penicuik, Midlothian (AIV 2026/13) … Highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) H5N1 was confirmed on 12 February 2026.
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Great Backyard Bird Count underway | News | cbs19news.com
Virginia State Parks says the global event brings together millions of people to observe and record the various bird species in their local …
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‘Share the Joy’: Great Backyard Bird Count Begins Feb. 13 – Morning Ag Clips
Join the Backyard Bird Count to connect with local birds and participate in global conservation efforts this February.
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Arkansas officials warn against contact with wild birds due to avian influenza – thv11.com
Wild birds, especially migrating waterfowl, are the primary source of the virus’s spread to domestic poultry and other birds. You should avoid …
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