Birds throughout the Hudson Valley have recently died from the avian flu, including 12 Canada Geese found in a pond in Thornwood Park.

Canada geese found dead in a Mount Pleasant park tested positive for two separate strains of the avian influenza, the town supervisor said.

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With continental populations of many species of ducks again near record highs, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has established a 60-day duck season that opens Oct. 3 with a ...

Conducted each January, the continentwide counts are designed to monitor populations of wild ducks, geese, and swans that may nest in areas – such as the Canadian arctic – which ...

State officials have confirmed avian influenza in poultry among four Ohio counties, though none in Mahoning, Trumbull, Columbiana or ...

A red tailed hawk, great horned owl and hooded merganser ducks are among the birds felled by the virus, officials confirmed.

While much of the recent attention locally has been on the Eagles, a group of volunteers from western Schuylkill County has been more focused on birds of all types. Those folks took part in the recent ...

Youth ages 15 and younger can waterfowl hunt on Saturday, Sept. 8. Youth Waterfowl Day permits youth to waterfowl hunt when accompanied by an adult who is not hunting, according to the Minnesota ...

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The department reported in late December that Canada geese, trumpeter swans and one mallard were reported dead and were “presumed positive” for highly pathogenic avian influenza. Dead wild birds have ...

All live poultry markets in New York City and some of its suburbs were ordered Friday to close for a week after the detection ...