A sick snow goose in West Philadelphia is the city’s first suspected case of avian flu, health officials say
A snow goose in West Philadelphia ’s Carroll Park neighborhood is the city’s first suspected case of a highly contagious avian flu spreading among birds and cattle across the country, Philadelphia health officials said Wednesday.
First suspected case of bird flu in Philadelphia detected in snow goose
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- The Philadelphia Department of Health said Wednesday that the city's first suspected case of avian influenza, commonly known as bird flu, was detected in a snow goose earlier this month. The sick goose was found in the 1200 block ofN. 59th Street near Carroll Park in West Philadelphia on Saturday, Jan. 11.
The Pa. Game Commission is monitoring a growing outbreak of avian influenza in eastern Pennsylvania. Here's what happened.
Over 200 snow geese found across Lehigh Valley in Pennsylvania are suspected to have been killed by the bird flu, and experts are concerned the death toll could climb even higher as cases continue to ...
Snow geese have been turning up dead at two spots in the Lehigh Valley, considered the epicenter of the continuing threat of ...
Snow geese have been turning up dead at two spots in the Lehigh Valley, considered the epicenter of the continuing threat of ...
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Dead geese found near Gettysburg College pondMultiple dead geese were located near a pond on Gettysburg College’s campus. According to Gettysburg College, on Saturday the ...
LEHIGH VALLEY, Pa. - The Pennsylvania Game Commission confirms it had to euthanize hundreds of snow geese at two quarries in ...
The Pennsylvania Game Commission and wildlife rehabilitators are studying the deaths of snow geese in eastern Pennsylvania.
The number (of impacted birds) is large because snow geese congregate in large numbers, and HPAI is so contagious." ...
Avian influenza is suspected in the death of about 200 snow geese found last week in the greater Allentown area, according to ...
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