This year, there’s another suspect, bird flu — but there’s no way for most doctors to know. If the government doesn’t prepare to ramp up H5N1 bird …
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What can you do to help stranded wildlife? – OBX Today – Beach 104
If you find an injured or orphaned bird, please contact Hatteras Island Wildlife Rehabilitation at 252-475-4217. A common bird here on the Outer Banks …
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Pluck Chicken From Plates to Protect Phillip Island Penguins – News – PETA Australia
The highly pathogenic H5N1 and H7 strains of avian flu have been decimating wild bird populations around the world, and since May, Australian …
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US farm agency to pay farmers for milk loss due to bird flu – Canadian Cattlemen
The U.S. Department of Agriculture will soon begin compensating dairy farmers for the loss of milk supply due to bird flu-infected cows, …
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Migratory bird habitat webinar scheduled for July 11 – AgriLife Today
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service will present the “Stop and Stay Awhile: Building Habitat to Benefit Migratory Birds” webinar on July 11.
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Bird nests are as varied as the species that nest here – Star Tribune
A Baltimore oriole made its nest of mostly horsehair, while a pigeon just used an empty plastic garden pot. Birds use whatever is handy to build a …
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The mysterious birds dropping rocks from a Detroit office building – Outlier Media
Birds dropping rocks from the roof of Brewery Park in Detroit had workers stumped this spring. Thankfully, though, no one has been hit.
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Is bird flu in cattle here to stay? – Los Angeles Times
Despite assurances from the federal government that bird flu will be eradicated from dairy cows, some experts worry the disease is here to stay.
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Opinion: Runny eggs are delicious. But in an era of bird flu, should they be off the menu? | CNN
With bird flu on the rise, can we still eat all things we love? Food expert Michael Ruhlman says the answer is murkier than we might like.
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What to do if you find a baby bird on the ground?
The Tennessee Wildlife Resource Agency explains the do’s and don’ts of rescuing a young bird.
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