To date in 2023, four wild birds have been confirmed with the virus in Ireland in three counties – Offaly, Cork and Dublin.
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Pet emu escapes home, evades Massachusetts police for hours – New York Post
A wicked pet emu ran the coop in Massachusetts, causing an hours-long police chase to ensue, WCVB reported. The flightless bird, which is native …
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Pet Emu Flees Home and Runs Wild Through Suburban Massachusetts – The Daily Beast
A large flightless bird named “Mallory” made a daring escape from its home this week, leading its owner on a wild goose chase through suburban …
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‘She was terrified’: Emu escapes enclosure, wanders through Massachusetts town – ABC13
Surveillance cameras spotted the large, flightless bird, named Mallory, wandering through intersection of a Boston suburb.
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Avian flu linked to deaths of black bear, mountain lion in Colorado as officials warn of broader spread
Officials advise the public to stay away from sick or dead birds and report … The avian flu is responsible for thousands of wild bird deaths in …
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Avian flu threatens animals in Colorado – KJCT
The Colorado Parks and Wildlife has identified several cases of the avian … (KJCT) – The avian flu remains a threat to wild and domestic birds …
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Emu escape: Flightless pet bird gets loose in Massachusetts – NBC News
A large pet bird that is normally native to Australia caused a ruckus south of Boston after escaping from her home.
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What People are Buying and How Much They’re Spending for Valentine’s Day – KNSI
A large pet bird that is normally native to Australia caused a ruckus south of Boston after escaping from her home. ABC News: US 1h ago.
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Avian flu threatens animals in Colorado – KKCO
The Colorado Parks and Wildlife has identified several cases of the avian … (KKCO) – The avian flu remains a threat to wild and domestic birds …
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Mammalian spread of H5N1 and its pandemic potential – The Hindu
Wildlife, including foxes, coyotes and raccoons, often scavenge on infected birds or consume infected bird carcasses. However, the only recorded …
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