Fish and Wildlife said in a statement that the Eurasian strain of the avian influenza H5N1, which was first detected in wild birds in the U.S. in …
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Comedian backs wrong bird: Hoiho for the peng-win | Otago Daily Times Online News
Yellow-eyed Penguin Trust trustee Gus Griffin says John Oliver should back a bird whose te reo name [hoiho] roughly translates to ‘noise shouter’.
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Avian flu detected in 4 Oklahoma counties, Department of Agriculture advises precaution
“You want to do your best to try to prevent contact with wild birds, so especially wild waterfowl, like ducks or geese,” Benson said. “You want to …
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B.C. avian flu outbreak one of worst: industry – CityNews Vancouver
So, how it gets into a domestic farm is, a wild bird could be flying over the farm, it poops in the range and then when the domestic birds go outside, …
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Birds by the Bay: A holiday visit from the Snowy Egret – Easy Reader News
Bob Shanman is the former owner of Wild Birds Unlimited in the South Bay. He recently retired after 28 years and has been an avid birder since …
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Avian flu forces Sask. farm to cull entire holiday turkey flock | 980 CJME
“Avian flu is carried in the wild bird population, so ducks and geese primarily. It’s at greatest risk to domestic bird producers during the migration …
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Game bird farm in Kossuth County has avian flu – Iowa Capital Dispatch
Highly pathogenic avian influenza is often transmitted by migrating birds, which can be asymptomatic. The virus is often deadly for domestic birds.
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Gov. Reynolds issues disaster proclamation after bird flu confirmation in Kossuth County
Sudden increase in …
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Shooting this bird in Kansas could land you a $100,000 fine – KSNT
TOPEKA (KSNT) – The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP) is asking waterfowl hunters to use caution when in the field due to the …
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Nuisance birds take flight with green light – WCMY
Some farms are using technology to chase away unwanted wild birds. Craig Duhr with Bird Control Group tells Brownfield the technology uses a green …
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