Wild birds like ducks, geese ... Winter storm watch issued for parts of CT. What to know. Winter storm watch issued for parts of CT. What to know.

A bald eagle in Connecticut has died from bird flu. UConn confirmed the death after testing an eagle found in the Danielson ...

The Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) H5N1 is being found in many wild birds in many different areas of Connecticut ...

CT DEEP, CT DoAg and CT DPH collaborated to release a fact sheet with important facts about the Highly Pathogenic Avian ...

The count is part of a global bird count Friday through Monday when bird watchers will work to create a real-time snapshot of ...

should be reported to the State Veterinarian at 860-713-2505 or [email protected]. They can also be reported to the USDA at 866-536-7593. Anyone who sees more than five wild birds dead in one ...

Less than two months into the new year, suspected avian influenza infections in wild birds have been reported in every county in the state, according to new surveillance data from the state Department ...

Yale researchers emphasize the importance of public data sharing while locals grapple with bird flu in their backyards, ...

"That gives them 80 to 90% of the day to get in the count," he said. Martin has been interested in birds since childhood when her mother fed birds and they took bird walks together. On walks in ...

Thoroughly wash hands. Studying species transmission in CT wildlife “Winter is an incredibly stressful time for birds and there's a lot of other things that can kill birds,” Dickson said.