Also covering the latest bird flu news of H5N9 on a California duck farm, as well as a raw pet food recall and the dangers of H5N1 for dogs and cats.
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Pennsylvania farmer uses laser defense system to protect flock from avian flu – WGAL
… wild birds off his property. Bird flu isn’t just a concern for farmers, it’s something that, while rare, humans can contract, too. But, again, it …
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DNR: Bird flu suspected in death of geese at Williamston pond – Lansing State Journal
The H5N1 virus, commonly known as bird flu, has been detected in both wild birds and domestic poultry flocks in Michigan.
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Q&A: Wildlife disease expert discusses avian flu, risks and prevention – Medical Xpress
Outside of the headlines, are there other bird diseases people should be aware of or concerned about? There are a number of threats to wild birds.
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Good Question: Are people at risk of bird flu from a backyard feeder? – WHEC.com
Tom asked: “I have wild bird feeders I maintain. I am curious if I’m in danger of bird flu.” According to the Centers for Disease Control, the risk of …
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Wildlife Spotlight: Exploring North Dakota’s Bird-Filled Wetlands – Forbes
North Dakota’s Audubon National Wildlife Refuge is rife with all sorts of native passerines, waders and waterfowl.
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Guidance on Suspected Bird Flu Cases Reported Across Massachusetts – Morning Ag Clips
Bird flu is suspected to be the cause of death in cases of both wild and domestic birds in several Massachusetts municipalities.
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State Officials Provide Updated Guidance on Suspected Avian Flu Cases Reported Across …
Both wild and domesticated birds can become infected with HPAI. Raptors, waterfowl, and other aquatic birds are most at risk for infection, although …
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DNR warns Michigan residents, pet owners to protect themselves from bird flu – mlive.com
Since December 2024, wild bird mortality cases have increased across the state, particularly among Canada geese, trumpeter swans, and scavenging birds …
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How Birds Survive Winter Cold: Adaptations and Behavioral Strategies – The New York Times
Their feathers, roosting behaviors and adaptability help birds survive the cold, “nature’s proving ground.”
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