Bird Flu Suspected in Mass Snow Goose Deaths in Pennsylvania

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Hundreds of snow geese found dead at a Northampton County quarry are suspected to have died from bird flu, with authorities testing and removing the carcasses. The outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) has affected waterfowl across the U.S., with the public advised to report sick or dead birds and take precautions to prevent spread. The CDC considers the human health risk low, but recommends safety measures for hunters and pet owners.
- Hundreds of snow geese dead at Northampton County quarry suspected victims of bird flu, game commission says The Morning Call
- DNREC urges hunter safety after bird flu confirmed in Kent County snow goose WBOC TV
- About 400 dead snow geese found in eastern Pennsylvania quarry Erie Times-News
- Avian flu suspected in deaths of hundreds of snow geese at Northampton County, Pa. quarry 6abc Philadelphia
- 400 snow geese dead in Lower Nazareth Township; state officials point to bird flu LehighValleyNews.com
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