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Geese found dead in Sacramento park pond with bird flu Can it spread to you or your pet?

“(Bird flu) has been here for a while, we know it’s here, hasn’t gone away,” the California Department of Fish and Wildlife said.

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Geese found dead in California park pond with bird flu Can it spread to you or your pet?

“(Bird flu) has been here for a while, we know it’s here, hasn’t gone away,” the California Department of Fish and Wildlife said.

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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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Nearly 1,000 birds die in one night after hitting Chicago building

The birds crashed into McCormick Place Lakeside Center, a mostly-glass building located on the shore of Lake Michigan.

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