Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza continues to infect birds and mammals across the U.S. and Canada, including New York State.

As bird flu spreads this winter, NY authorities urge vigilance. Learn how to protect your farm and what steps to take if you find a sick bird.

The New York Department of Environmental Conservation warns that bird flu cases are expected to rise in the coming months, with the virus already widespread in the state.

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Over 100 vultures were reported dead at Blue Spring State Park this month. Now, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation ...

New York residents are urged to steer clear of sick or dead birds and mammals as the Bird Flu spreads among local wildlife, ...

Unfortunately, it seems to be going into mammals, which is pretty concerning,” said Kevin Hynes of bird flu, but the current strain “does not seem to go into humans from causal contact,” he said.

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Gripping your binoculars, you break the tree line and step out into an open field. The air is quiet and you see nothing in the sky. As you walk farther, it seems eerier. You take a few more steps and ...

Though avian influenza poses a fairly low risk to the public, it's highly contagious between birds and can even spread to ...

A case of avian influenza was recently identified at a Burlington County commercial bird farm, officials announced Thursday.