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Nearly 50 birds crushed to death by truck in Florida – WPEC
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (CBS12) — Wildlife officials in Florida are investigating a disturbing incident in Brevard County where nearly 50 shorebirds …
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Viral disease detected in birds around the state | Wyoming Game & Fish Department
“We detect this virus from time to time around the state,” said Liz Wheeler, Wyoming Game and Fish Department wildlife disease biologist at the Game …
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Possible bird flu case on Oahu, further testing underway – Hawaii News Now
According to the DOH, the duck was found by a UH student, who reported it to the Hawaii Wildlife Center. However, health officials say the risk of …
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State warns of possible bird flu case in sick Manoa duck – Honolulu Star-Advertiser
The student had reported the sick duck to the Hawaii Wildlife Center, a nonprofit that saves and rehabilitates wild birds, including seabirds …
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Flamingos are making a home in Florida again after 100 years – an ecologist explains why …
… wild birds but rather escapees from captive populations. The largest flock observed in the state between 1930 and 1976 was 14 birds spotted in …
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Samples from captive birds at Fota positive for bird flu – RTE
Samples taken from captive birds that died at Fota Wildlife Park in Cork have tested positive for avian influenza, or bird flu, …
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Generations Soar Together at Wild Birds Unlimited – Southwest Regional Publishing
Family-run Wild Birds Unlimited in Palos Park connects people with nature, inspiring all ages through bird feeding, community events, …
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Truck runs through flock of birds in Port Canaveral, killing 35 instantly – WFTV
The Florida Wildlife Hospital and Wild Florida Rescue also participated in providing care for the injured birds. The investigation continues, with …
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Weekend chaos at the CDC – Your Local Epidemiologist
The USDA does not recommend removing backyard bird feeders for H5N1 prevention unless you also care for poultry. The less contact between wild birds …
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