A pet bird, a 30-year-old macaw, also died from smoke inhalation … Following the fire, Witherow went inside the home and found one of the bird’s …
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Reintroduced Common Crane pairs up with wild bird – BirdGuides
A wild Common Crane has paired up with a bird from the Somerset reintroduction programme. The West Country bird, nicknamed ‘Sherry’, …
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‘You live a little bit with the risk’: North Carolina declared free from avian flu –
… wild birds that carry the disease. She said, sometimes, wild birds develop immunity to HPAI allowing them to survive and carry it. “If [owned …
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How worried should we be about the return of bird flu? – Financial Times
Thousands of gannets were wiped out by a bird flu now thought to have killed millions of wild birds worldwide and devastated poultry flocks.
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Avian flu crosses species, infecting cats and cattle in Texas and Kansas – News-Medical
The highly pathogenic H5N1 avian influenza viruses have long been a threat to poultry and wild bird populations worldwide. … wild birds with avian …
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The Bird Flu impacting Dairy Cows across the U.S. – WHSV
Dr. Charlie Broaddus, …
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Millions of birds migrating over Illinois overnight, experts warn – NBC Chicago
Experts are warning residents of high volumes of migrating birds overnight Tuesday and into Wednesday morning, urging them to take precautions to …
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Maryland Department of Agriculture takes preventative steps as bird flu spreads – WYPR
… bird flu virus that has infected dairy cows. The H5N1 bird flu isn’t new to the United States, but the disease is causing large outbreaks this …
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The bird flu is uncontrolled, and it keeps showing up in the scariest places
Traces of the bird flu virus have been found in pasteurized milk, and at least one dairy worker has been infected. But the FDA says don’t worry, …
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Update from UW–Madison experts on bird flu spread
Cows in a barn lean through iron bars to eat silage. A strain of bird flu virus has spread to dairy herds. Photo: Althea Dotzour. In the last few …
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