… has given further insight into the recent increase in reports of dead black vultures throughout the Commonwealth, which are due to bird flu.
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Bird flu likely killed hundreds of seal pups on sub-Antarctic island – CTV News
The virulent strain of H5N1 bird flu has spread through wild bird and … bird flu in wildlife on Heard Island was not unexpected, the ministry added.
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A nightly spectacle plays out in the marsh with hundreds of bugling birds
Thousands of the gangly, impressive birds have their stopovers in Wisconsin and Minnesota.
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Swiss government remains vigilant as bird flu cases increase across Europe – Swissinfo
The aim is to prevent contact between wild birds and domestic poultry. Poultry farmers are being urged to be vigilant and to report any symptoms …
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Martin Mere wetland centre closes over suspected bird flu – BBC
Avian influenza, commonly known as bird flu, can be carried by wild birds migrating to the UK from mainland Europe during the winter. The centre …
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With Isabella Bird — Part 6: On the Road to Biratori – Journeys in Japan – YouTube
[Skip Intro] 2:17 Watch more full episodes of Journeys in Japan on NHK WORLD-JAPAN!
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Fargo Exotic Pet Expo returns with expanded offerings and educational speakers
Fargo Exotic Pet Expo returns featuring reptiles, reef animals, exotic birds and educational presentations … bird care. Ticket information and …
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Bird Flu Roars Back: What It Means for Thanksgiving | Think Global Health
Since September, turkey and egg farms have lost millions of birds, renewing pressure on food prices and biosecurity.
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Why Bird Flu Is Surging Again—And What It Means for Public Health | Scientific American
Bird Flu Is Back. Here’s What to Know … After a summer lull in U.S. cases of avian influenza in both poultry and dairy cattle—and no human infections …
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We may finally know why birds sing at dawn | New Scientist
Birds all over the world break into a dawn chorus every morning – now experiments in zebra finches suggest both a mechanistic and a functional …
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