DNR says avian flu kills wild birds as well as poultry
Scientists suspect the highly pathogenic strain of bird flu has killed ducks, geese, swans, owls and eagles. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources suspects the highly pathogenic avian influenza has killed more than 300 wild birds in five counties since Jan. 1, 2025.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture's National Veterinary Services Laboratories confirmed a case of highly pathogenic avian ...
After reports last week of dead birds in Allentown, more were spotted in Neptune and Lavallette, as officials wait for bird ...
FORT RIPLEY, Minn. – A poultry farm in Crow Wing County is the latest in Minnesota with a confirmed case of highly pathogenic ...
Two geese found dead in Greenwood have tested positive for H5N1, a highly pathogenic avian influenza, the Indiana Department ...
The birds — swans, geese and at least one duck, according to one witness — were collected and disposed of by public works ...
The Tioga County Public Health Department wanted to reassure the community that the risk is low, but citizens can take steps ...
A spokesperson for N.C. Wildlife confirmed the case and said one hawk and multiple geese were found dead in the same area.
Dead wild birds recently sampled across several Lower Peninsula counties are suspected to be positive for bird flu.
At Cornell University’s Wildlife Health Lab, scientists work with New York State to test and identify cases of bird flu among ...
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