The world’s oldest known wild bird has laid an egg at the estimated age of 74 on a North Pacific island, the US Fish and Wildlife Service said.
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‘Knocking on our door’: Experts warn of bird flu’s pandemic threat – Shelbyville News
A mentor once told me that we take better care of our pets than we do older victims of mistreatment. As a researcher, I have sat across from people, …
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‘Knocking on our door’: Experts warn of bird flu’s pandemic threat – independentnews.com
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Meet the Ohio dogs, cats, turtles and more entered in USA’s Favorite Pet contest
Dogs, cats, turtles, a bird and a lizard are among the pets that their owners have submitted for USA’s Favorite Pet contest, presented by USA …
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10 Reasons Why Parrots Shouldn’t Be Pets – OneGreenPlanet
It’s a devastating sight when a captive parrot is left alone for whatever reason; for example, it’s not uncommon for birds to outlive their guardians, …
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Bird flu pops up in Kansas City area, many bird deaths reported – KMBC
It can be spread among household pets if they eat the meat of an infected animal or eat the infected animal’s waste. “It just blew up last week. I got …
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Birds reportedly dropping from sky as bird flu pops up in Kansas City area – YouTube
The geese that dot the skyline across the Midwest have been seen dropping from it on both sides of the state line. Hundreds of birds have …
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Missouri sees a surge in sick and dead birds. What’s behind it? – YouTube
of sick and dead birds across the state, particularly waterfowl … Thousands of wild birds dying off across Kansas, experts suspect bird flu.
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Mo. Dept. of Conservation monitoring potential bird flu cases – KFVS12
The department is …
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MDC suspects bird flu outbreak among Missouri waterfowl. Here’s what to do to stay safe
The Missouri Department of Conservation recommends that people do not touch dead geese, waterfowl or other birds.
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