The H5N1 strain of avian flu has swept the globe in recent years, killing billions of farmed and wild birds.
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Wild Birds
Australia reports first human avian flu infection – The Cattle Site
The H5N1 strain of avian flu has swept the globe in recent years, killing billions of farmed and wild birds and spreading to tens of mammal species.
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Australia detects H7 bird flu at egg farm – Al Arabiya
The H5N1 strain has also killed huge numbers of wild birds and spread to tens of mammal species, raising fears of human transmission. Read more …
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H5N1 Could Devastate Wild Birds & Seals – Tasmanian Times
‘Catastrophic impacts’: Bird flu discovery on egg farm a reminder that killer strain could devastate Australia’s wild birds and seals. The Invasive …
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Chickens, ducks, seals and cows: a dangerous bird flu strain is everywhere but Australia, for now
Avian influenza is a viral disease that infects birds, but can infect other animals. There isn’t just one strain of avian influenza found in wild …
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USDA issues new testing requirements for dairy cattle amid bird flu outbreak
HPAI is a contagious viral disease, typically found in wild birds, and is highly fatal to domestic poultry. While HPAI causes less severe illness …
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Avian influenza – bird flu – detected at Victorian poultry farm – ABC News
… wild birds. Bird owners should also ensure their footwear is clean, always wash their hands before and after handling birds or eggs, and …
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Pack of Indoor Cats All Stalking the Same Bird Outside are the Best Ineffective Guard Team Ever
The cats of today are not the same cats that once lived in the wild, okay? They just aren’t. They’re little guys who love fancy food and designer …
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Massive invasive snakes are on the loose and spreading in Puerto Rico – Vox
These include birds like the native Puerto Rican parrot, one of the world’s rarest avian species. Because many trees rely on native birds to …
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Have we learned anything about controlling zoonotics from COVID? – Canadian Cattlemen
Wild migratory birds are a likely source of infection (pigeons, blackbirds, grackles). A herd of baby goats in Michigan affected, suggesting other …
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