Hawk released back into wild after ingesting poison Mass. lawmakers want to restrict
Massachusetts lawmakers want to restrict a type of rat poison that is particularly dangerous to birds, pets and wildlife.
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CFIA confirms presence of avian flu in P.E.I.
The CFIA first confirmed the presence of HPAI, subtype H5N1, in a small flock in Newfoundland in December 2021. “On November 8, 2024, the CFIA confirmed the presence of the H5N2 subtype in poultry in ...
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Native vs. exotic plants: The changing landscape of spring blooms | Lehigh Valley Nature Watch
It’s now the middle of March and, as usually happens, our weather is warm one day and cold the next. But even though they were short-lived, recent 70-degree temperatures pushed a lot of plants into ...
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Hawk’s nest halts hospital construction, delays new helipad in North Texas
He plans to host a naming contest for the babies soon. Meanwhile, in Irving, about 12 miles west of the hospital, another red-tailed hawk is nesting on a Texas Department of Transportation camera.
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Mississippi chicken flock tests positive for bird flu. What are the symptoms? What we know
Another chicken flock tests positive for bird flu in Mississippi. What are the risks? How do I know if I have it? What you ...
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This Youngsville woman has helped thousands of wild birds thrive in the wild after injury
An owl gets clipped by the side of a truck? Bring it to Labbie. A red-shouldered hawk named Toot Toot, Astrid the barred owl and a murder of crows are among the eyes that follow Labbie and her ...
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BBC vet issues warning to pet owners about hay fever red flags on paws and skin
A vet has warned pet owners of red flags that could show your pet is suffering with hay fever or another easy-to-miss condition. Dr James Greenwood spoke to BBC Morning Live co-hosts Gethin Jones ...
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Mississippi chicken flock tests positive for bird flu. What are the symptoms? What we know
Animals that eat sick birds, including pet dogs and cats, can get avian flu. Other animals confirmed to have contracted it include wilds animals like bears, foxes and skunks. Farmed mink can catch ...