Avian flu concerns: Should you stop feeding wild birds?
FALMOUTH, Maine — Many Mainers love their feathered friends, often welcoming wild birds to their backyards with birdseed and bird baths. But with avian flu, also known as highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), cases on the rise, some are wondering if feeding birds is safe.
Bird Flu May Spread Through the Air, Study Finds
The highly contagious H5N1 bird flu virus may be spreading through the air under certain conditions, according to a new study from the Czech Republic. Government veterinarians made the discovery while investigating a mysterious outbreak at a highly secured chicken farm last February.
For Brian Kreher, a fourth-generation farmer in the small town of Clarence, New York, the latest outbreak of bird flu has ...
It’s just a matter of time,” said Regina Massaro, the founder of Spay Neuter Intervention Project NYC, to The Post.
After reports last week of dead birds in Allentown, more were spotted in Neptune and Lavallette, as officials wait for bird ...
As egg prices soar to new highs, the two industries are on opposite sides of the debate over whether to give shots to birds.
Bird flu has killed at least four snowy owls in Massachusetts in recent weeks, adding the graceful white and black-patterned ...
The department stressed that the respiratory disease is still primarily an animal health issue and that the risk to humans is low.
In California, eggs are more expensive due to a combination of factors including higher production costs, bird flu and the ...
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Buttonwood Park Zoo confirms popular seal Blue died from the avian fluButtonwood Park Zoo officials have confirmed that Blue, a 21-year-old harbor seal, died this month due to complications from ...
The U.S. Department of Agriculture confirmed the presence of highly pathogenic avian influenza in four rats submitted for ...
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First bird flu case detected in Burlington County: How to prevent spreading it to animals.Burlington County officials are warning people against close contact with sick or dead birds after the remains of a Canada goose tested positive for avian flu in Pemberton Township.
The Buttonwood Park Zoo said in a social media post that the "beloved" seal named Blue likely got the avian flu by coming ...
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