More than 45 years of observing and photographing the antics, behaviors and idiosyncrasies of wild birds has resulted in Budd Titlow’s book “Bird …
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People Can Spread Bird Flu to Their Cats, Study Suggests – MedPage Today
The cats also both tested positive for the B3.13 genotype of H5N1 bird flu, the predominant strain in dairy cattle. “Further research is necessary …
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The Last Member of This Bird Species Died in Captivity on This Day in 1918 | Smithsonian
February 21, 2025 5:00 a.m.. Carolina Parakeet For reasons scientists still don’t totally understand, these beautiful and mystical birds went extinct …
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Uncover the Fascinating Story of the American Woodcock This Spring in Union County
His experience includes volunteering in avian population studies, wild bird rehabilitation, habitat restoration, and wildlife education.
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Soaring Egg Prices Reignite Debate Over Bird Flu Vaccinations – WSJ
Bird flu vaccinations, they said, could embroil their export business—worth roughly $5 billion annually. If the U.S. began vaccinating flocks, …
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New Bedford zoo mourning loss of seal who died of bird flu – Boston News, Weather, Sports
(WHDH) – Blue, a 21-year-old harbor seal at Buttonwood Park Zoo in New Bedford died this month due to complications from avian flu, or bird flu. Bird …
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Dairy workers may have given bird flu virus to their pet cats, with deadly results
A CDC report on bird flu shows potential transmission of bird flu between exposed dairy workers and indoor pet cats. The report also provides a …
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Beloved seal at New Bedford zoo dies of bird flu – NBC Boston
The zoo said he likely contracted the disease from a wild bird. Follow NBC10 Boston: https://instagram.com/nbc10boston https://tiktok.com …
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Bird flu affects more than 12M commercial poultry in Darke, Mercer counties – Dayton Daily News
Darke and Mercer counties account for all but nearly 243000 of Ohio’s more than 12.2 million bird flu cases among commercial poultry operations.
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