Goldfinches, sparrows, woodpeckers and chickadees are among a few of the species that stick around in Wisconsin through the cold weather.
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Top US Egg Producer Says Bird Flu Still ‘Extremely Strong’ – Bloomberg
Cal-Maine Foods Inc., the biggest egg producer in the US, said bird flu still has an “extremely strong” presence, having last year decimated US …
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Tips for Waterfowl Hunters to Safeguard Against Bird Flu | An Official Journal Of The NRA
“Make sure to take appropriate precautions when field dressing wild birds,” said Dr. Scott Larsen, DNR wildlife veterinarian. “In order to kill the …
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Emerging issues concerning avian flu | The National Provisioner
Recently, it moved into cows, cats and humans. H5 bird flu is widespread in wild birds worldwide and is causing outbreaks in poultry and US dairy cows …
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What I’ve learned from studying the wild pigeon – The Conversation
It was this mystery that inspired me to study these birds which, living in remote habitats (and being difficult to distinguish from feral pigeons), …
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After 100 years off the radar, ‘extinct’ bird returns – Earth.com
Elusive birds can be hard to protect, especially when they move under cover of darkness and lie low in thick desert grass by day.
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Commission approves first-ever special whistling duck season – Louisiana Sportsman
During these years, hunters were prohibited from taking them during the September teal season, then faced this bird … wild birds. Related …
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Avian influenza returns to Arkansas poultry flocks – Brownfield Ag News
… wild birds can have access.” Fidler says history has shown the HPAI season isn’t over yet. Arkansas is a top poultry producing state in the U.S. …
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DPH: Backyard chickens infected with bird flu ‘safely depopulated’ | Environment
… poultry owners to be vigilant as the virus circulates among wild birds.
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Bird Flu Knocks Out Island Farm’s Chicken Flock – The Vineyard Gazette
Bird flu made a resurgence on the Vineyard over the holidays after the disease wiped out half of the 350-bird flock at Slough Farm in Edgartown.
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