Wild birds typically spread bird flu, and it is highly contagious, most often fatal in birds. In recent years, the virus has infected mammals as …
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Wild Birds
This rare, intelligent species of crow is taking flight in Hawaii again – Delaware Public Media
The bird went extinct in the wild in 2002 and has survived only in captivity since – until recently when a few were released in the forests of Maui.
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Bird flu vaccine for chickens given conditional license from USDA – NewsNation
Bird flu widespread in wild birds worldwide, CDC says; Zoetis given … Bird flu is currently widespread among wild birds worldwide, according to the …
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Burlington County Health Officials Announce First Bird to Test Positive for Avian Influenza
The positive test is from a wild Canada goose that was found dead with other wild geese earlier this month in Pemberton. The bird was tested by the …
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The bird flu outlook has only gotten worse – Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Infection with the avian virus has expanded with unprecedented rapidity in wild and domestic birds, along with marine and terrestrial mammals.
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Raw Pet Food Recalled After Bird Flu Sickens, Then Kills Two Cats – USNews.com
Wild Coast’s products are sold at retail stores throughout Oregon and Washington, the company noted. Bird flu is especially dangerous for cats, which …
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Great horned owl tests positive for bird flu in Cary – Raleigh News & Observer
It’s the first case of the highly pathogenic avian influenza in a wild animal in Wake County since 2023. “Because these deaths occurred over a few …
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DNR says avian flu kills wild birds as well as poultry – WDET 101.9 FM
Scientists suspect the highly pathogenic strain of bird flu has killed ducks, geese, swans, owls and eagles.
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Bird flu: What is known and what do you need to know? – Pierce County Journal
“Biosecurity for highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in cattle includes limiting contact with wild birds, managing animal movement, and …
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Possible evidence of windborne H5N1 viral infections in chickens – Phys.org
The evidence is circumstantial, but the team suggests the virus could have hitched a ride on a bit of dust from hay exposed to wild bird excrement.
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