Bird flu cases ‘confirmed’ at holiday park … Defra said the risk to the public was very low, but people should not touch or move any dead or sick wild …
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Avian flu ramps up in Europe | Farm News – Farmers Guardian
The virus is circulating in wild birds throughout Europe, with Germany highlighting increased mortality amongst cranes, as well as water fowl …
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Bird Flu’s Human Risk Spurs Phage Therapy Research
With approximately a 100% mortality rate, the World Organization for Animal Health estimates that more than 633 million birds (poultry and wild birds) …
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Bird keepers and public to be alert following outbreak of Avian Flu in East Sussex
Place birds’ feed and water in fully enclosed areas that are protected from wild birds and remove any spilled feed regularly. Put fencing around …
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OCHS adoptable pet: Raven is not a bird, but a floofy cat – Syracuse.com
Find this pet and more at the shelter, located at 29 W. Seneca St., Oswego.
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“Bird flu is on the rampage. Here’s how you can help stop its spread this autumn,” says John Craven
Swans, geese and gulls accounted for most cases in wild birds, while poultry farms in Hungary and Poland were hit in large numbers. At the time of …
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H5N1 Bird Flu Outbreak: Hungary Reports, Europe Faces Seasonal Upsurge – OC Academy
Consequently, health authorities emphasize rigorous biosecurity measures. They advise avoiding direct contact with sick or dead wild birds or poultry.
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Turkey season has arrived at long last | News, Sports, Jobs – Altoona Mirror
Wild turkeys are actually classified as big game animals in Pennsylvania and must be properly tagged immediately after the harvest and before the bird …
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MDC warns public to use caution amidst “bird flu” outbreak – KRCG
The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) is warning the public to avoid touching dead or sick birds due to reports of a “bird flu” outbreak.
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Missouri Department of Conservation reports 11 birds test positive for bird flu – Missourinet
Testing has confirmed the cause to be Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI), or “bird flu.” “We’ve had eleven birds confirmed so far. We’re just …
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