Scientists are watching closely for signs H5N1 might gain a sustained foothold outside poultry and wild birds. The move into cows. Finding the virus …
Read More at Source.
What is that bird? Five you’ll probably see in your yard in MS and what to know about them
Mississippi is home to more than 400 species of birds and now is a great time to see them around your home and neighborhood.
Read More at Source.
HPAI Outside the Farm: Concerns heighten as outbreaks continue to grow – RFD-TV
Cattle infections are unique because they have not required mass cullings like in the poultry sector. Health experts also do not believe wild birds …
Read More at Source.
WILD THINGS: THE ROADS LESS TRAVELED – Keys Weekly
… birds and enjoy nature’s wonders. It doesn’t matter if you’re moving at 70 miles per hour. I’d actually set a little goal for myself – see 50 bird …
Read More at Source.
How to Make Friends With a Bird – Atlas Obscura
… Wild Birds Unlimited in Bloomington, Indiana. “You don’t want to push it too hard or it’s gonna fly away, and you’re not going to be able to keep …
Read More at Source.
Are pet dogs and cats a weak link in the bird flu chain? – Newsday
So too have the more than 48 other mammal species that have become infected by eating infected birds and then died. But researchers say there is one …
Read More at Source.
‘Long time’ before Sussex White Storks ‘properly established’ – BirdGuides
They’re a wild colony, with a small number of birds who can’t fly that are rehabilitated from the wild and kept in a predator-proof pen.” High …
Read More at Source.
Building a bird-friendly habitat in your backyard | Iowa Public Radio
“What you can do is understand what species of wildlife that you really like and you want to attract to your yard need from their sort of native …
Read More at Source.
Bird keepers urged to register their flock – West Northamptonshire Council
The new rules cover owners of backyard flocks, birds of prey and pigeon fanciers, but do not affect caged pet birds (excluding any poultry species) …
Read More at Source.
Pet Cats Can Catch Bird Flu And Could Spread It To Us, Concludes 20 Years Of Data
Pet cats could be an important carrier of infection in a human pandemic of avian flu, a review of 20 years of research data has found.
Read More at Source.