A person in Mexico caught the world’s first laboratory-confirmed case of H5N2 bird flu in humans and died of the infection.
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Rare blue songbird spotted in Guernsey – BBC
Indigo buntings are native to central and north America and the Caribbean.
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Free Bird! Bay Ridgeites rescue parrot trapped in smoke shop for three months – Brooklyn Paper
Viral Exotics, previously located at 8711 5th Ave., was closed by the law enforcement on Feb. 28 for allegedly selling cannabis without a proper …
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First human death from bird flu strain reported in Mexico – KGET.com
The victim was hospitalized in Mexico City, had no exposure to poultry and died a week after experiencing symptoms.
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City Life is Hard for Raptors. Can Removing Rat Poison Make it Easier? | Audubon
“All of the threats that all the other wild birds are facing—like artificial light and buildings—become a lot more difficult to navigate,” McLaughlin …
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Death of Mexican man linked to bird flu strain that’s new in humans – The Mercury News
The virus was detected in a 59-year-old patient who had been hospitalized in Mexico City. The man died one week after developing a fever, …
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Uplighting option emerges as crowd favorite for Bird Rock trees illumination – La Jolla Light
Meanwhile, the Community Council board hopes to decide by the end of the summer on at least one Bird Rock monument sign.
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Bird flu in dairy cattle reported for first time in Iowa, Minnesota as outbreak spreads
Tests from some of those sites revealed birds were infected with the same strain detected in dairy cows. “It’s important for dairy farmers to follow …
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MSHSL State Softball Thrills Shared With Fans – KDHL Radio
Section 1 (southeast Minnesota) was represented well on the opening day of the MSHSL State Fastpitch Softball Tournament at Caswell Park in North …
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expert reaction to man in Mexico dies of H5N2 bird flu | Science Media Centre
Scientists react to news that a man in Mexico has died of H5N2 bird flu. Professor Sir Peter Horby, Director of the Pandemic Sciences Institute at …
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