… the environmental impact of a planned tidal barrage across the Wash estuary could similarly be much worse than predicted for wild birds and …
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Goldcrest or firecrest: What’s the difference? – BBC Wildlife Magazine
Both birds can be seen year-round, but our resident populations are bolstered by migrating populations from Norway, Sweden, and Finland in the winter.
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Bird flu risk for pets remains ‘very low,’ even after dog death in Ont.: experts – CTV News
A dog in Oshawa contracted avian flu after it chewed on a dead wild goose on 02:58 …
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Bird flu risk for pets remains ‘very low,’ even after dog death in Ont.: experts – CTV News
Ont. dog dies of avian flu after chewing dead bird … Health Agency of Canada said the dog developed symptoms after chewing on a wild goose.
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The birds are back in town. Spring migration could fuel spread, evolution of avian flu, scientists warn
Across Canada, an estimated seven million birds and counting have been infected … pet owners keep their animals away from birds where possible.
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Peterborough Public Health issues warning after Oshawa dog tests positive for avian influenza
Health authorities advise pet owners to: Not feed pets (e.g., dogs or cats) any raw meat from game birds or poultry. Not allow pets to consume or …
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Woman to face $2875 fine over pet bird ‘too big’ for her property | MEAWW
Mariner’s pet parakeet, Bud, engages in vocal communication with other birds in morning that led to noise complaints from the neighbors.
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‘Camp Misty Woods’ by author Holly Shea,10, is featured on Amazon – San Antonio Express-News
Foster did extensive research on pet birds in order to get Lou and even dedicated her book to the bird. It’s the kind of attention to detail you’d …
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Pet dog dies from bird flu – WDTN.com
Here’s the CDC advice for protecting pets: Don’t feed pets raw meat; Keep pets away from dead wild birds …
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Yale doctor warns pet owners about bird flu – WTNH.com
It’s called H5N1, or bird flu, and now it is responsible for the death of a dog in Canada.
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