Bird flu has been detected in a sheep in England for the first time, the government has said.
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UK detects bird flu in sheep for the first time – Financial Times
The first UK H5N1-type bird flu case in sheep has been confirmed in Yorkshire as authorities intensify efforts to avoid the mass outbreaks of the …
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Montana’s skies come alive with spring bird migration – NPR
Each spring, hundreds of thousands of swans, geese, cranes and other waterfowl descend on a Montana lake on their way to the Arctic.
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Bird flu detected in sheep for the first time in England | The Independent
UKHSA says risk to general public remains very low, but warned people should not touch any dead or sick wild birds they find.
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Montana’s skies come alive with spring bird migration – KNPR
A small town festival draws thousands of bird fans. Copyright 2025 NPR.
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UK detects bird flu in a sheep for the first time | Reuters
The British government said on Monday that bird flu had been detected in a sheep in England for the first time.
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Avian Influenza: What Infectious Disease Physicians Need to Know – Medscape
… birds or cattle. Infectious disease specialists should follow local … The longstanding theory was that bird flu would first infect pigs …
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Modern twist draws more women to bird shoots at Scottish castle – The Times
Simulated bird shoots are gaining popularity, with women driving the shift towards this ethical and inclusive alternative to live game hunting.
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Fine-feathered friends: Local bird lovers unite at Spokane Valley shop
Photos of neon-feathered beauties beckon customers through the double doors of My First Bird. Nestled in the corner of a strip mall near Pines …
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Pilbara snake handler’s video shows olive python eating whole pigeon – ABC News
Surprised residents in WA’s north-west called in the snake catcher when they found a 1.5-metre-long python devouring an unfortunate bird.
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