HPAI in wild bird species. Among wild birds, 32 countries have together confirmed 743 outbreaks in wild birds (covering all virus serotypes) with …
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Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge postpones upcoming events due to ongoing government shutdown
The refuge, home to dozens of migratory bird species and a popular spot for hiking and photography, is operated by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, …
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Public reporting sought after increase of suspected bird flu cases in SW Va.
… bird species as well. DWR asks that if you observe any of the following, please notify the Department by calling the Virginia Wildlife Conflict …
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What to do (and not do) if you see a sick bird | Public Health Madison & Dane County
… bird migratory season, our best advice for most people? Avoid sick or injured birds. If you see a sick bird, leave it alone. For many of us, it’s …
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DWR asking public to report after increase in suspected cases of avian influenze
The public is advised to avoid picking up or handling sick or dead wild birds. If you must dispose of a dead bird on your property, wear rubber gloves …
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LaGrange County egg farm hit by bird flu – Inside INdiana Business
The Indiana State Board of Animal Health (BOAH) said the virus is affecting a flock of more than 19,500 birds at the unnamed egg farm. … wild birds in …
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Rutherford County backyard flock tests positive for avian influenza – The Tryon Daily Bulletin
For questions about wild or migratory birds, hunting, or waterfowl found dead on private property, visit the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission at …
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Photo of the week: behind this stunning image — a year of preparation and a race against time
A wild field turned bird paradise. Among the six photos presented by Mateusz Piesiak in his portfolio, this is the one that I personally find the …
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Increased biosecurity urged to protect birds from highly pathogenic avian influenza
Wild birds that carry avian influenza include waterbirds, such as ducks, geese, swans and shorebirds. Bird flu viruses can easily spread from wild …
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For the Birds – The New Yorker
Cardinal Rule No. 1: Duck if necessary. Don’t be the canary in the coal mine unless you like playing cards with the devil and his stool pigeons.
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