… birds that appear sick, injured, or dead. While bird flu rarely infects humans, visitors and their pets should not have contact with wild birds.
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Wild Birds
Spring migration season could cause uptick in avian flu – KIRO 7 News Seattle
Betts tells us bird flu kills chickens very quickly once they are infected but many wild birds will not only survive with the disease, they may not …
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Rate of bird flu spread declining, despite two recent backyard infections in Northeast Ohio
The Ohio Division of Wildlife is also monitoring other wild species including bald eagles that may feed on the carcass of a dead goose. Anyone coming …
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Wild Side: Earthworm Day for robins – The Martha’s Vineyard Times
… birds, and swallowed with evident relish. The mild air, in short, was a game-changer for both the birds and the worms, thawing the top few inches …
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New Jersey: First Ever Feline Bird Flu Case – University of Nebraska Medical Center
It was allowed to roam outdoors, so it’s not known if it had exposure to wild birds or other animals. Other cats on the property in Hunterdon …
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Commissioner Tyler Harper announces Georgia is “HPAI-Free” following January … – WNEG
Various species of wild birds infected with HPAI have been found from coast to coast, including waterfowl (ducks, geese, gulls, etc.), raptors …
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Fact-Check: Backyard Chickens Aren’t Safe From Bird Flu – Sentient Media
The Spread: Wild Birds and Backyard Flocks. It’s tempting to assume that backyard chickens are safer from bird flu than large commercial farms due to …
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Ohio forced to kill almost 15 million birds in 2025 – Farm Progress
The man worked on a farm in Mercer County and came into contact with infected poultry. HPAI is found in an array of wildlife and domestic animals, …
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Is Bird Flu Dangerous for Cats and Dogs? – Birds and Blooms
HPAI is a very contagious and frequently deadly respiratory disease for domestic birds. The strain H5N1, has spread from wild birds to commercial and …
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Birds of a feather? Missing peacock flocks to wild turkeys – Nemasket Week
MIDDLEBORO — Flocks of wild turkeys often meander on and around Soule Street in Middleboro.
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