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Seattle Storm icon Sue Bird and Gonzaga men's basketball coach Mark Few are one step closer to going into the Basketball Hall ...

State officials are blaming ... in snow geese and Canada geese. But bird flu also has killed mute swans, tundra swans, mallards, American white pelicans, common goldeneyes, and double crested ...

State and local public health agencies, including those in Los Angeles County and Washington state, have issued similar warnings ... creating something new. This is common in influenza, so virologists ...

RICHMOND — The annual Great Backyard Bird Count returns this February and Virginia State Parks is inviting the public to participate in the bird count. The Great Backyard Bird Count ...

Panjabi coordinated the White House’s response to bird flu in 2022. “I like that New York is being proactive here, and leveraging the state agriculture ... “This virus is common in the ...

"The beaches were just loaded with carcasses. We saw basically every [elephant seal] pup dead. We estimate about 18,000 dead baby elephant seals." Dead from bird flu. And it wasn't just elephant seals ...

As we do, we realize that the very same bird has likely been seen and admired by people in many countries, cities, and towns across the Western hemisphere during its long journey—and BAM! just like ...

Dairy cattle in Nevada have been infected with a new type of bird flu that’s different from the version that has spread in U.S. herds since last year, Agriculture Department officials said Wednesday.

A new strain of bird flu has been detected in US dairy cattle, raising concerns about its potential transmission and impact on livestock and public health. The USDA confirmed that highly pathogenic ...

Karen DeWitz, author of "Look at That Bird!", shared common backyard birds you might see this time of year and how to safely feed them! For more information about Karen and her books, click here!