Brazilian authorities hope to determine by Tuesday whether a confirmed outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza among wild birds in a zoo in …
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DATCP to begin testing milk for bird flu – Civic Media
Mandatory milk testing is being set in motion by the DATCP in an effort to identify avian influenza, otherwise known as bird flu, in cattle.
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The US hasn’t seen a human bird flu case in 3 months – NBC Chicago
Health officials are urging vigilance as reports of bird flu cases in humans appear to have stopped. Experts are wondering why.
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Bird flu outbreak halts Brazilian poultry exports to the EU – Euronews
Brazil notified WOAH that it suspended its status ‘free of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI)’ after bird flu was detected on a commercial farm …
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Blackbrook Audubon sets next bird walk at Mentor park – News-Herald
Birders of all skill levels are invited to Blackbrook Audubon’s monthly bird walk May 25 at Veterans Park, with participants meeting at 8 a.m. at …
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“The bird in Charlie’s Angels is, I believe, the wrongest bi… – Kottke.org
“The bird in Charlie’s Angels is, I believe, the wrongest bird in the history of cinema — and one of the weirdest and most inexplicable flubs in …
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FAO says bird flu case marks new phase of the disease in Brazil | Agribusiness
… wild birds and backyard poultry. As a result of the discovery, Brazil loses its bird flu-free status—recognized by the World Organisation for …
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The US hasn’t seen a human bird flu case in 3 months. Experts are wondering why – Boston Herald
Health officials are urging vigilance as reports of bird flu cases in humans appear to have stopped. In the last 14 months, infections have been …
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U.S. Hasn’t Seen a Human Bird Flu Case in 3 Months. Experts Are Wondering Why.
… bird flu: Cases peak in the fall and early winter, possibly due to the migration patterns of wild birds that are primary spreaders of the virus.
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Scientists use special ‘squeezing’ and electrical probes to collect sperm from endangered kākāpō
The kākāpō was the first wild bird to be successfully artificially inseminated in 2009, but it’s taken years to repeat the feat.
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