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.
With numerous cases of avian influenza appearing in Ontario, experts are scrambling to prevent a potential mass outbreak.
APHIS reports two confirmed flock infections in Ohio, while state agencies report positive HPAI detections in Iowa and Indiana.
Two geese found dead in Greenwood have tested positive for H5N1, a highly pathogenic avian influenza, the Indiana Department ...
Blue, a 21-year-old harbor seal, is believed to have contracted the virus through contact with a wild bird, zoo officials said.
The CSIC-UNESPA scientific expedition has been underway since last January with the aim of monitoring the presence of the ...
Following a lull in highly pathogenic avian influenza in west Africa, outbreaks have been recorded again in Nigeria and Niger.
Spearheaded by National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett and USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins, the plan prioritizes ...
Zoetis received a USDA conditional license for its H5N2 avian flu vaccine for chickens, marking a step in addressing the ...
The Tioga County Public Health Department wanted to reassure the community that the risk is low, but citizens can take steps ...
An investigation into two severe H5N1 illnesses in exclusively indoor cats found that they may have been exposed by ...
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