I can’t say enough about how important water is to the survival of our wild birds year-round. But winter is especially challenging for them.
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US to test national milk supply amid bird flu concerns | Agriculture Dive
The U.S. has struggled with bird flu outbreaks for years, particularly among poultry and wild birds, but it wasn’t until the first dairy cow …
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Bird Flu suspected as wild bird deaths in Kansas multiply – Audacy
KANSAS CITY – Some wild birds are dying in Kansas from suspected bird flu. Some reservoirs estimate more than 1% of birds have died this season.
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World’s oldest wild bird lays egg at age 74 – The Express Tribune
A 74-year-old albatross, Wisdom, is expecting again, making her the world’s oldest known wild bird.
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World’s oldest wild bird is expecting again at 74 – Earth.com
Wisdom, a 74-year-old Laysan albatross and the world’s oldest known breeding bird, continues to raise chicks.
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Highly pathogenic avian influenza detected in Sioux County – Storm Lake Times Pilot
… bird flu in a flock of commercial egg-laying chickens in Sioux County … H5N1 can be fatal to domestic birds, though wild birds can carry it without …
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Bird flu is here: We need health officials pushing vaccines not raw milk
The most common vectors are direct exposure to infected wild birds or dairy cattle, but transmission pathways aren’t clear. The World Health …
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2nd Bird Flu Case Confirmed Over the Weekend. – KWBG Radio | Boone, Iowa
H5N1 HPAI is a viral disease that affects both wild and domestic bird populations. H5N1 HPAI can travel in wild birds without those birds …
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Wild parrots of San Francisco choose Transamerica Pyramid as new home
Recently, the birds moved from the Embarcadero and began roosting in the park adjacent to the Transamerica Pyramid — just as the skyscraper completed …
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Conservation groups voice concern for native birds with H5N1 on Oahu | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
25, marking Hawaii’s first detection of the virus in a wild bird. Hawaii was the last of 50 U.S. states to detect HPAI in wild birds. Josh Fisher …
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