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What to know about the bird flu outbreak in wild birds and what it means for backyard bird feeders
WASHINGTON (AP) — Bird flu has devastated poultry and dairy farms, and sent the price of eggs soaring in the United States ...
Minnesota poultry farmers learning from bird flu studies involving ducks and geese
Poultry farmers have increased biosecurity measures and some have even installed bird lasers to keep ducks and geese away.
France hails bird flu vaccination as poultry let back outdoors
France said on Wednesday its poultry flocks will be allowed outdoors again after a lull in bird flu infections that the ...
Bird flu in SD: Millions of birds dead, worry shifts to humans
The 114 commercial outbreaks in South Dakota have led to the death or intentional killing of more than 6 million turkeys, ...
Bird flu has decimated flocks — but not at San Diego zoos. Here’s how they keep condors, penguins and more safe.
Safari Park, San Diego Zoo and SeaWorld have not seen any of the animals in their collections infected in the three years ...
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How Henry Vilas Zoo prevents bird flu from infecting animal population
The Henry Vilas Zoo is well-equipped to handle what happens when its animals get sick. That includes the bird flu.
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Clearing the air — What to know about avian influenza and spring bird migration
If you have sick birds in your BACKYARD flock, please report them to WSDA’s Sick Bird Hotline at 1-800-606-3056. If your farm ...
New carrier birds brought avian flu to Europe and the Americas
Bird flu cases are rising rapidly in the U.S. and around the world. A new study traces how the disease spread over the last ...
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What to know about the bird flu outbreak in wild birds and what it means for backyard bird feeders
Mallard ducks mix in a patch of open water in Minnehaha Creek on Jan. 22, 2018. Bird flu has devastated poultry and dairy farms, and sent the price of eggs soaring in the United States since it ...
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Bird flu in SD: Millions of birds dead, worry shifts to humans
In January, an elderly resident of Louisiana with underlying medical conditions became the first person to die of bird flu in the U.S. after being exposed to sick birds. The current outbreak of ...