DNR says avian flu widespread in Michigan wild birds, more than 300 dead birds found
As the bird flu continues to spread across the U.S., the Michigan Department of Natural Resources says it is widespread among wild birds in the state, with more than 300 dead wild birds found in five counties suspected of being killed by the virus.
The highly pathogenic avian flu strain is infecting animals and people on dairy and poultry farms, but mortality is rising ...
Dead wild birds recently sampled across several Lower Peninsula counties are suspected to be positive for bird flu.
Missouri’s falconry hunting season opened February 11 for ducks, coots and mergansers, and light goose season began on ...
The Oregon Department of Agriculture and the Washington State Department of Agriculture are alerting pet owners about the ...
The egg industry has spent millions of dollars on measures to prevent avian influenza from devastating their flocks.
Avian influenza, commonly known as bird flu, is taking a toll on migrating sandhill cranes and other waterfowl as the deadly ...
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Madison County flock latest victims of avian flu. Where else has it been detected in CNY?Avian flu was detected in a backyard flock of about 15 ducks and geese in Madison County, according to Madison County Public ...
Anxieties are high as experts warn the avian flu outbreak could worsen in the spring, but egg prices are spurring more ...
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