Avian flu concerns: Should you stop feeding wild birds?
FALMOUTH, Maine — Many Mainers love their feathered friends, often welcoming wild birds to their backyards with birdseed and bird baths. But with avian flu, also known as highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), cases on the rise, some are wondering if feeding birds is safe.
After reports last week of dead birds in Allentown, more were spotted in Neptune and Lavallette, as officials wait for bird ...
As the popularity of keeping backyard and urban chicken flocks grows, experts warn that bird flu can pose a risk to your ...
The Highly Pathogenic avian influenza virus is a highly contagious disease that spreads among birds and other animals.
A new study suggests that windborne transmission could be partially to blame for the spread of bird flu between farms.
Bird flu has killed at least four snowy owls in Massachusetts in recent weeks, adding the graceful white and black-patterned ...
The risk of bird flu to the public remains low, and no poultry were sold at the Union County market that may have been ...
For Brian Kreher, a fourth-generation farmer in the small town of Clarence, New York, the latest outbreak of bird flu has ...
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