If you have an apple tree on your property, you’ve probably seen these birds that were once the traditional harbinger of Maine springs.
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USDA reports reveal biosecurity risks at H5N1-affected dairy farms | CIDRAP
… birds. USDA officials said cats are the canary in the coalmine, but cats and other animals, such as wild birds, probably aren’t playing a major …
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USDA reports suggest containing bird flu outbreak in dairy cows will be challenging
Instead, they sum up what is known: that the outbreak was probably the result of a single “spillover” of the virus from wild birds into a dairy …
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What would happen if you ate a bird with bird flu | – Times of India
A four-year-old child in West Bengal was infected with bird flu caused by the H9N2 virus, confirmed by WHO. The child’s exposure to chickens at …
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Sarasota Department of Health issues no-swim advisory for Bird Key Park
The increase in bacteria can be from storm water runoff, pet waste, or wildlife and human sewage from failed septic systems or sewage spills.
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Movement of animals, people cited by USDA as key factors in bird flu transmission
There is “no genomic or epidemiologic evidence that wild birds are spreading H5N1 to cattle,” APHIS said, “but [that] cannot be ruled out.” A …
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Could you transform your yard into a flourishing wildlife haven? – Albuquerque Journal
As Reasons to be Cheerful reports, all of these practices support a flourishing community of native birds, insects and other wildlife. When Murray …
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How to Keep Squirrels Off Your Bird Feeders – Lifehacker
We may earn a commission from links on this page. A reddish squirrel reaching from a tree trunk and climbing onto a bird feeder. Credit: Alan …
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More U.S. bird flu spread would heighten human infection risk, officials say
Wild birds, an early vector of the virus, do not appear to be spreading the virus from herd to herd or to poultry farms, a USDA report released on …
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Fertility control for feral pigeons? Wildlife academics gather in York
“The use of poison, such as rodenticides traditionally used to kill rats and mice is increasingly restricted or even banned to avoid affecting birds …
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