Fish and Wildlife is asking residents to report carcasses and not to feed any wild birds to prevent more infections.
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Wild Birds
Threatened grey-necked rockfowl’s habitat even smaller than expected, study finds
… Wildlife Alliance, set out to better understand how much suitable habitat remains for the rockfowl, and where the birds can still be found.
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“Record number” of raptors falling ill with West Nile virus in Colorado – CBS News
Hawks and other birds of prey are falling ill, many even dying, … or check on the bird from afar can prove they are okay to remain in the wild.
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West Nile virus found in Grant County | Columbia Basin Herald
Other species at risk for West Nile virus infection are birds and horses. Certain wild birds including crows, ravens, magpies, jays and raptors …
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Friday Five: Fun recent Wellington highlights
Bird numbers are soaring. Our city is packed to the brim with amazing wildlife, and a recent survey reveals that no native birds are seriously at risk …
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Discover 4 Dazzling Birds That Start With X – AZ Animals
The Xinjiang ground jay, scientifically known as Podoces biddulphi, is a captivating bird species native to the arid and rugged landscapes of …
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From the Archives: Truck full of penguins overturns on East Texas highway – KETK.com
An 18-wheeler transporting penguins, birds and exotic fish from … The zoo helped the 21 penguins and other wild birds after the accident in …
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West Nile on the Rise in Wyoming | Big Horn Basin Media
The virus is spread when mosquitoes feed on infected birds, … Any questions/concerns about wild birds should be directed to a local Wyoming Game …
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WDH warns to guard against West Nile Virus threat as cases rise – Oil City News
Questions regarding wild birds can be directed to local Wyoming Game and Fish Offices or the Wyoming Game and Fish Department’s Wildlife Health …
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Tweet, tweet, hik! – SUNSTAR
These small birds drink their alcohol from flowers and feeders (an outdoor device that supplies food for wild birds).
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