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What to know about the bird flu outbreak in wild birds and what it means for backyard bird feeders
it’s best to wear gloves and a mask as a precaution. Experts say bird feeders are generally safe and aren't a notable source ...
Bird flu has decimated flocks — but not at San Diego zoos. Here’s how they keep condors, penguins and more safe.
These days, carnivorous birds like endangered California condors and animals like tigers are enjoying a higher grade of beef ...
Avian influenza present on P.E.I., but not a risk to general public, experts say
Prince Edward Islanders are being reminded to keep their distance from sick, dying or dead wildlife as avian influenza — ...
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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 ...
MyTwinTiers.com1d
NYS DEC urges caution, not panic, as Bird Flu continues to spread across the state
As Bird Flu continues to spread among wild birds and mammal populations in New York, state officials are reminding the public ...
Medscape6d
Avian Influenza: What Infectious Disease Physicians Need to Know
Avian influenza A viruses ... “Basic precautions such as hand hygiene, gloves, and masks should be standard when handling potentially infected animals,” Cennimo advised.
Oklahoma's News11d
What does bird flu mean for your backyard bird feeder?
it’s best to wear gloves and a mask as a precaution. Experts say bird feeders are generally safe and aren’t a notable source of spreading bird flu. But if you also keep backyard chickens ...
NBC News9d
How bird flu has devastated one American farm
Bird flu has now affected 167 million birds across ... MariKate wept inside her N-95 mask. That day, a car had pulled up to the farm, and one of their regular customers got out, hoping to ...
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Bird flu has decimated flocks — but not at San Diego zoos. Here’s how they keep condors, penguins and more safe.
Bird flu has decimated commercial poultry flocks ... and employees only have to wear personal protective gear like gloves and masks if they’re handling sick or dead wildlife found on park ...