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πŸ‡¦πŸ‡Ί ABC News AU
National & Local

Bird deaths linked to loss of food source in algal bloom, authority says

Dead birds found along Adelaide beaches are linked to food scarcity caused by an algal bloom, according to South Australian authorities.

Mar 11 β€’ 09:25 UTC
πŸ‡¦πŸ‡Ί ABC News AU
National & Local

Virus that killed 72 tigers at Thai zoos not bird flu, officials say

Thai officials confirm that the deaths of 72 tigers at two zoos were not caused by bird flu and reassured the public about animal-to-human transmission risks.

Feb 24 β€’ 21:59 UTC
πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ Fox News
National & Local

Hundreds of wild bird deaths reported across seven counties, prompting park closures

In New Jersey, hundreds of Canadian geese have died, with bird flu suspected as the cause, leading to park closures across seven counties.

Feb 19 β€’ 20:47 UTC
πŸ‡­πŸ‡· Index.hr
National & Local

Bird flu confirmed in swans in Pisarina

The Ministry of Agriculture has confirmed the presence of highly pathogenic avian influenza (H5N1) in two swans at a pond in Pisarovina, where an increased number of swan deaths associated with neurological symptoms has been observed.

Feb 6 β€’ 14:38 UTC
πŸ‡­πŸ‡· Večernji List
National & Local

Third case of bird flu in Croatia: Virus confirmed in swans in Zagreb County

The Croatian Ministry of Agriculture has reported the third case of bird flu this year, confirming the H5N1 virus in two swans in Pisarovina, Zagreb County, following a rise in swan deaths exhibiting neurological symptoms.

Feb 6 β€’ 14:16 UTC
πŸ‡©πŸ‡° Politiken
Crime & Justice

Mysterious Bird Deaths Continue: "What the hell are these people thinking?"

The recent suspicious deaths of protected birds in Denmark have sparked outrage as concerns rise over the use of dangerous poisons.

Feb 5 β€’ 09:57 UTC
πŸ‡±πŸ‡Ή Lrytas
National & Local

In Lithuania - the first outbreak of a dangerous bird disease: the virus can instantly destroy entire farms

The first outbreak of a dangerous bird disease in Lithuania has led to the deaths of half the affected birds on one farm, prompting the destruction of the remaining flock to prevent further virus spread.

Feb 5 β€’ 09:05 UTC

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