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Why are hundreds of birds washing up on Michigan shore? Officials offer explanation

One official said it’s the “biggest outbreak in at least seven years.”

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Utah Warns Waterfowl Hunters After Thousands of Birds Die from a Disease Outbreak in The Great Salt Lake

Tens of thousands of birds have been impacted by a suspected outbreak of avian botulism in northern Utah

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Avian Botulism Outbreak: Thousands of Birds Die in Utah in Suspected Ingestion of Toxins From Rain Puddles

Thousands of birds have died in Utah with experts suspecting ingestion of toxins from rain puddles that could lead to an Avian botulism outbreak. Read more here.

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Thousands of birds dead in Utah after suspected avian botulism outbreak

Thousands of birds in northern Utah have died due to a recent outbreak of wildlife officials believe is avian botulism.

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Thousands of birds mysteriously die in Utah, officials say What may have killed them?

Wildlife officials are urging hunters to use caution around dead or dying birds.

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