Concerns continue to …
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Colorado bird flu cases show how extreme heat may be complicating efforts to control the virus
Searing heat may have played a role in the infections of five workers who fell ill last week while culling a large flock of chickens infected with …
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Texas Family Finds Baby Bird and Uses Warm Tortilla to Protect the Chick Until Rescuers Arrive
The family told wildlife rescuers they wrapped the bird in the tortilla to keep the animal warm after finding it on the ground while barbecuing.
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A flapping hummingbird appears to strike a pose — and what a bird’s-eye view!
As this hummingbird’s wings sprint back and forth, a mystical, blurry movement is created, almost as if it’s posing for the camera, and this is …
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Estate faces licence restrictions after probe into crimes against birds – STV News
“We believe this is a proportionate response to protect wild birds in the area and prevent further wildlife crime. We will continue to work closely …
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‘Only in Texas’: Family rescues baby bird with warm tortilla – The Dallas Morning News
Five minutes later, a rescuer with the Wild West Wildlife Rehabilitation Center showed up to find the tortilla-wrapped baby. Advertisement. “ …
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Study suggests earlier US-licensed H5N1 vaccines prompt antibodies to current strain
It also reported 21 more detections in wild birds, several of which were agency-harvested birds in Sioux County, Iowa, where the virus has been …
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UConn Legend Sue Bird Becomes First WNBA Player With Her Own Barbie Doll
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Millions of birds have died. How to stop humans dying, too – The Economist
Wild bird deaths are probably in their millions at least. The danger is that, as the virus mutates, a bird pandemic becomes a human one. Precisely how …
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Finland is offering farmworkers bird flu shots. Some experts say the U.S. should, too.
The wait-and-see approach “is a gamble,” said Jennifer Nuzzo, director of the Pandemic Center at Brown University.
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