Dozens of ducks and geese found dead on Long Island beach being tested for bird flu
- A veterinarian from the Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative stated that dead Canada geese in Vernon Bridge, P.E.I., are likely suffering from avian flu, with samples being tested for confirmation.
- Megan Jones, a regional director, confirmed preliminary results show positive tests for avian influenza, which can be harmful to both wildlife and, in rare cases, humans.
- The Department of Environmental Conservation observed many dead birds on Long Island, indicating they likely died from avian flu, prompting officials to advise residents to stay away.
- Residents of Patchogue Shores are avoiding the beach due to the dead birds, expressing concerns about safety, with one resident stating, 'It’s very frightening, obviously.
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Geese found dead in PEI were likely infected with avian influenza, according to a CWHN veterinarian.
Dead geese found near water treatment plant in Selkirk
SELKIRK, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- Twelve dead geese were reportedly found near the Clapper Road Water Treatment Plant in Selkirk on Friday. Out of an abundance of caution, Bethlehem officials have temporarily closed the taps from the plant. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! According to the town, more water will be drawn from the New Salem Water Treatment Plant and the City of Albany. Officials s…
Dozens of dead birds discovered along Long Island beach believed to have died from bird flu
In a troubling discovery, dozens of dead birds have been found washed ashore or scattered across a Long Island beach, raising concerns among residents and wildlife experts alike. Local officials’ preliminary investigations suggest that avian influenza, commonly known as bird flu, is the likely cause of these mass mortalities. This unsettling event, reported across multiple […]
I live on Long Island and dead birds are everywhere on the South Shore.
So we adopted a dog about 3 weeks ago, a really sweet pup of maybe a year old. Since we live on Long Island, the shore has always been a big part of our lives. All the dogs we’ve had have always gone with us to all the beaches available to us. We...
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