More than 170 species of North American wild birds were infected with bird flu. Here's what it means for your backyard bird ...

Birds without natural immunity that migrate or roost together in large flocks, such as geese, are most likely to die in large ...

Although poultry vaccines were studied, biosecurity measures and culling flocks with sick birds have been the strategy to take on the virus. In the past, cases among chickens typically flared up only ...

Signs have been placed near the duck pond to relay that message. Staff also are advising people to not handle dead or sick birds. This is not the first time the BioPark has implemented these ...

If you find a dead bird, Naniot urges people to be cautious saying the best thing to do is bury it or triple bag it and put it in the trash someplace nothing is going to get into. The Wisconsin DNR ...

It is spread easily by infected birds that carry the virus in their saliva, nasal secretions and droppings (feces). When sick birds fly overhead, the virus can spread through their droppings to ...

That’s because the federal government’s longstanding policy requires farmers to kill their entire flocks anytime a bird gets sick to help limit the spread of the virus. Overall, more than 166 ...

That’s because the federal government’s longstanding policy requires farmers to kill their entire flocks anytime a bird gets sick to help limit the spread of the virus. Overall, more than 166 ...

According to the department, sick birds are sometimes reported during the spring and summer. The common factor? Feeders, feeding areas and birdbaths that haven’t been cleaned up. DNR wildlife ...

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency said they received a report of a sick bird on March 3, and investigated based on a suspicion it was highly pathogenic avian influenza. Initial testing showed ...