From a scouting perspective, understanding what wild turkeys eat can help hunters pinpoint areas where birds are likely to congregate.
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Wild Birds
Bird flu outbreak leads to Reynolds Game Farm pheasants de-population – The Ithaca Journal
First detected in U.S. bird populations in early 2022, the H5N1 bird flu has affected wild birds, commercial poultry farms, and backyard flocks …
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Public Advisory: Residents Reminded Not to Handle, Feed or Remove Wildlife – News Releases
Wild birds and other wildlife, including dead wildlife, may carry and transmit diseases such as avian influenza, rabies, or canine distemper.
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Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza Detected in a Lapeer County Flock – State of Michigan
As wild birds complete their spring migration, bird owners must take every step they can to protect their flocks.
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A Texas skunk has bird flu. What does that mean for humans and the price of eggs?
Bird flu is spreading among poultry and wild mammals in the U.S. Now, a Texas skunk has been infected with H5N1.
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Craig Mountain WMA video series: Forest health part III- Wildlife screen | Idaho Fish and Game
During the forest health operation planning process, a lot of consideration is taken into account to benefit wildlife species.
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REGI hopes for a quick thaw this spring to protect local birds – WSAW
Spring has officially arrived, but with still a good amount of snow and ice on the ground, wildlife is struggling and birds are suffering, …
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Is NZ Ready For The Next Pandemic? – Newsroom
Thousands of birds died of H5N1 on the Farne Islands in 2022 in just one of over 2600 wild bird outbreaks since 2020. Photo: Getty Images.
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Uxbridge ‘taking precautions consistent with avian flu’ – Durham Region News
… the spread of avian flu among migratory birds, such as keeping a distance from wild birds and other wild animals as well as not to touch, …
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For Toucan Sam, stop using lead tackle or ammunition | Editorials | santafenewmexican.com
Humans can and should stop poisoning wild birds and animals with lead. The raptor center treats four to six eagles a year, an outsized number for …
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