The price tag on one of the most common grocery store purchases is hard to ignore – and it’s being blamed on a bird flu spreading through …
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Live Bird Exhibitions Cancellation Order Put in Place Due to Bird Flu is now Lifted
The Iowa Department of Agriculture today (Thur) announced that the recent cancellation of live bird exhibitions at fairs and other gatherings has …
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Large cent collector Douglas F. Bird dies at 78 – Coin World
Long-time collector and professional numismatist Douglas F. Bird — whose collection of U.S. large cents surprised many copper collectors when it …
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Egg Shortages and Price Increases Caused in Part by Bird Flu Outbreak – The New York Times
One factor behind the shortage and the sharp rise in egg prices is an outbreak of avian influenza, also known as the bird flu, a highly contagious …
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Bird flu impacting the price of eggs in the U.S. – YouTube
The latest Consumer Price Index brought a bit of encouraging news this morning. It showed inflation declined to 6.5% in December compared to the …
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Canton teen leads winter bird walks – WGEM
One local teenager has taken groups of people to observe the thousands of birds that visit Wakonda State Park.
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Stolen baby parrot returned to Delran, New Jersey exotic bird store – 6ABC
A baby parrot that was stolen from an exotic bird store in New Jersey has been returned, according to an employee.
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‘Egg-flation?’: Egg prices skyrocket over impact of bird flu cases and inflation, experts say
Data shows bird flu cases and prevention efforts has led to the deaths of 60 million birds over the last year. Farmers are also struggling with high …
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One small bird forgot to fly south during a warm winter, so Syracusans bought him a plane …
An American woodcock sits on the ground. A similar bird was found in Syracuse on Jan. 9, 1953 “half-frozen and half-starved.”.
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Why Are Egg Prices So High? Blame It on Bird Flu, Experts Say | SELF
A particularly bad bird flu called highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) took a toll on the market last year, per the USDA.
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