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PRESS RELEASE: Oklahomans encouraged to help protect migratory birds with Lights Out …
With the simple flip of a switch, Oklahomans can take conservation action to help protect wild birds. As a partner of the Oklahoma Animal …
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Birds are changing their ranges in response to warming climate – NPR
A lot of birds are shifting their range in response to warmer temperatures. That means bird watchers are seeing new species in their yards.
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Iowa Department of Agriculture: Bird flu detected in Hardin County | weareiowa.com
A case of bird flu was detected in a Hardin County mixed-species flock, according to Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship, …
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Bird flu detected in Hardin County backyard flock – Iowa Capital Dispatch
The H5N1 bird flu has impacted more than 168 million birds since February 2022, when outbreaks of the strain began in the country. Thus far, more than …
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Wisconsin volunteers flock to count sandhill and whooping cranes this weekend – WPR
Related Stories · Lawmakers weigh bill to hunt sandhill cranes, provide aid to farmers · Wisconsin groups pivot to protect wild birds from bird flu.
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Source: Buyouts accepted by USDA employees key to bird flu response
The ongoing bird flu outbreak has devastated poultry populations and impacted dairy herds, leading to record high egg prices. Several U.S. Department …
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ABC Birds Celebrates Over 35-Year Legacy of Responsible Pet Ownership, Education, and …
ABC Birds hasn’t only endured but thrived, making a significant impact in the avian world and the pet community.
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UMD Experts Available to Discuss Bird Flu
Are you a journalist seeking expert insights on Avian Influenza (bird flu)? Experts from the University of Maryland are available to discuss the …
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NCWRC offers guidance as animal encounters increase in spring – The Coastland Times
Tips to protect pets include: Remove all outdoor pet food, fallen fruit, food waste and bird feeders. Keep cats and dogs on a leash or harness …
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