Wild sheep, a prominent fixture on the B.C. coat of arms, are dying off … ‘It’s really sad’: Avian flu affecting wild birds on Vancouver Island.
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Environmental impact reports may hugely underestimate consequences for wildlife
This is because they don’t take into account how birds and other animals move around between different sites. A study published today in Animal …
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Blue Springs boy harvests all-white wild turkey in weekend hunt – FOX 4 Kansas City WDAF-TV
The white turkey gobbled back, and slowly moved toward them. As the bird drew close, Chayson lined up the animal with his .410 shotgun and fired, …
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Lake Tahoe Wildlife Care annual volunteer signups now being accepted
Each year, LTWC cares for hundreds of wild birds and animals. Their dedicated animal care and operations teams, along with seasonal volunteers, …
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Residents urged to keep pets away from wild birds to reduce transmission of avian flu
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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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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