The virus affects both wild and domestic bird populations as well as lactating dairy cattle. HPAI can travel in wild birds without those birds …
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Bird flu detected in Sioux County flock
Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) is a viral disease that affects both wild and domestic bird populations, as well as lactating dairy cattle.
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Bird flu detected in commercial flock of chickens in Sioux County – KCRG
HPAI can travel in wild …
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What you need to know about bird flu | Health – Clearfield Progress
These viruses occur naturally in wild aquatic birds, such as ducks, geese, swans, gulls and others. Domesticated birds, like chickens, turkeys and …
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Flaco the Owl’s Wings to Be Kept at a Museum in His Neighborhood – The New York Times
… bird in Manhattan for just over a year. … wild birds, especially in an urban setting … Wildlife Conservation Park, Wildlife Conservation Society.
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Birds in Great Lakes region, elsewhere in peril: ‘We need to pay attention’ | Bridge Michigan
She also researches diseases in wild bird populations. She says there is another disease in the Great Lakes region that can look like botulism …
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Yale Medicine on H5N1 Bird Flu: What You Need to Know – Sierra Sun Times
May 28, 2024 – By Kathy Katella – Avian influenza A (H5N1), or bird flu, has killed millions of wild birds and caused sporadic outbreaks among poultry …
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Animals caught up in trading of illegal wildlife must be cared for – NPR
Plants, fish, birds, reptiles – the legal wildlife trade worldwide is estimated to be more than $200 billion a year. But the illegal wildlife …
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Can cats and dogs get bird flu? What to know to keep pets safe – Deseret News
Different communities likely have different exposure, but every state has birds and some wild animals that have been infected, even if just one or two …
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Bird flu Q&A: A virologist answers your biggest questions – NZ Herald
A widely-spreading strain poses a major threat to our endangered wildlife and there are urgent questions about its potential to infect us too. Science …
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