Defra has downgraded the risk of HPAI H5 in wild birds, after a reduction in the number of findings.
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Wild Birds
Where I Wander – Autumnal Wonderments | My Little Falls
Many of us who feed the wild birds tend to have a love/hate relationship with them. When our ancestors arrived in North America, native gray squirrels …
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‘Reclaiming Their Ancestral Lands’ | News – North Coast Journal
… wild population, which currently numbers about 350. The population has gradually been increasing since the last 22 wild birds were captured in …
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One confirmed case of avian flu discovered on Vancouver Island – Victoria Buzz
The second mandated that commercial farms keep their birds indoors to reduce the risk of contact with wild birds potentially carrying the virus.
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Avian influenza wild bird risk downgraded to ‘medium’ – FarmingUK News
The government has reduced the avian influenza risk in wild birds from high to medium, but keepers have been told to remain vigilant for the signs …
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B.C. avian flu cases rising – CityNews Vancouver
But the fall migration of wild birds is typically when there is the … If people find a sick or dead bird, they should leave it where it is and report …
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Dead geese test positive for bird flu in Sacramento, California wildlife officials say
An area resident saw four dead birds at William Land Regional Park, near the Sacramento Zoo, and took them to the Wildlife Health Lab in Rancho …
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HPAI case confirmed in Kossuth County | Iowa Agri Businessradio Network
HPAI can travel in wild birds without those birds appearing sick, but is often fatal to domestic bird populations, including chickens and turkeys. The …
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Oklahoma State University officials warn of avian influenza outbreak | WATTPoultry.com
Restrict visitor access to birds; Prevent contact with wild birds (especially waterfowl); Refrain from visiting other poultry operation locations …
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Avian influenza on the rise in B.C. with 16 outbreaks reported since October | CBC News
… birds indoors. Avian flu outbreaks are more likely to occur during fall, when migrating wild birds can pass it on to poultry farms or backyard flocks.
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