As the growing number of cases of the avian flu continues to make headlines across the country, bird enthusiasts, farmers, ...

In prior bird flu outbreaks, there’ve been several documented cases of feline-to-feline spread, but ingestion seems to be the ...

However, humans, while not highly susceptible, can get bird flu from interacting with infected animals. If a sick or dead ...

For those who must remove a bird carcass, wearing a mask and gloves, double-bagging the carcass, and washing hands and clothing immediately are recommended precautions.Visit on.in.gov/sickwildlife ...

Eagles are gorgers, meaning they eat until their crop is completely full. They then rest while it digests. Much like the ...

An infected bird carcass must not be left in the open for long, Bendicksen said, because scavenger birds like eagles and hawks could eat it and become sick. After dozens of dead waterfowl were ...

If a bird carcass needs to be disposed of, the spokesperson said, people should follow IDPH’s guidelines available online that advise using disposable waterproof gloves, plastic bags ...

I BIRD NY Challenge for birders of all ages and abilities, announced by New York State Department of Environmental Conservation. The challenge provides opportunities to identify and learn about birds, ...

Dogs can be infected by eating raw diets or picking up a bird carcass outdoors so avoid these possibilities. Properly pasteurized milk and cooked eggs are not sources of infection. Infected ...