Hastings Prince Edward Public Health (HPEPH) is urging residents to ensure pets do not come into contact with wild birds or other potentially sick …
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Wild Birds
A ‘new normal’: Health officials, poultry farmers brace for likely return of avian flu – Albert Lea Tribune
Lenoch will be paying close attention to the effect on wild birds. “One of the big things is watching for any changes in wild bird morbidity and …
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Medical Officer of Health urges caution for rabies, avian flu season – Guelph Today
Dr. Nicola Mercer warned residents to take caution around wild animals, especially dead birds.
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China’s Wuhan Sees Increase in Wild Bird Population – Tempo.co
TEMPO.CO, Wuhan – Wuhan, the capital of central China’s Hubei Province, observed and recorded a total of 380 wild bird species in 2022, …
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‘Only case of its kind in Canada’: Oshawa dog dies after contracting bird flu from wild goose
Two of those birds were sent to the Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative at the University of Guelph. Both tested positive for the avian influenza — …
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Stay Safe: Help Prevent the Spread of Avian Influenza – Toronto and Region Conservation Authority
Do not touch or feed wild birds. · If you see a sick or dead bird, report it to the Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative. · Clean backyard bird feeders …
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Peterborough Public Health urges residents to use caution around wild birds and poultry
Avian influenza (commonly called bird flu) is a highly pathogenic virus that can infect domesticated and wild birds, including chickens, turkeys, …
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How wild parrots beat sea lions in a race to be San Francisco’s mascot
The parrot flock consists of about 220 San Francisco-born birds, generations after the first red-masked parakeet, as the bird is called …
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Spring Turkey Hunting Season Begins This Week | KCII Radio – The One to Count On
Once the season is underway, hunters are reminded to practice safe techniques, only shooting male or bearded wild birds, and being aware of others …
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What were the lessons learned from the “deadliest outbreak in U.S. history?” – RFD-TV
According to Kevin Shea, “85% of the detections have been new, fresh injects from wild birds. In 2015, the ratio was probably opposite, where the …
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