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Unusually large numbers of sick pelicans brought to local wildlife rehab center

Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network reports receiving nearly two dozen sick brown pelicans earlier this week.

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Experts weigh in on avian influenza status

The avian influenza virus if affecting flocks of birds, cattle, and has even infected one person, but experts say not to panic just yet.

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Avian flu confirmed in York County, Maine

Dozens of birds have died as a result of the virus

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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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