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County Total number of birds on premises Type of premises Meeker 01 289,000 commercial turkey Mower 01 17 backyard mixed species Stearns 01 24,000 commercial turkey Total number of birds affected in Minnesota: 313,017 Total number of sites affected: 3 Total number of counties: 3 Information last updated: Sunday, March 27, 2022 https://www.bah.state.mn.us/hpai/

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H5 Wild Bird Seminole FL https://myfwc.com/research/wildlife/health/avian/influenza/

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H5 Wild Bird Orange FL https://myfwc.com/research/wildlife/health/avian/influenza/

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H5 Wild Bird Martin FL Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza in Florida by County – updated 3/23/2022 Current distribution by county of HPAI cases in wild birds in Florida January 2022 to present. https://myfwc.com/research/wildlife/health/avian/influenza/

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After avian flu confirmed in Tallahassee, St. Francis Wildlife stops accepting wild birds | Beck Sandy Beck Guest columnist Because of the Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI), our local wildlife rehabilitation center, St. Francis Wildlife, temporarily will not accept injured, orphaned or sick wild birds. HPAI has just been confirmed in a duck that was brought to St. Francis Wildlife in Quincy, Florida. Confirmed and presumptive cases of HPAI have recently been documented along the East Coast of Florida from Palm Beach County to Duval County and on the West Coast in Charlotte County. Infected birds have been aquatic species (ducks, gulls, herons, terns and pelicans), raptors (great horned owls and bald eagles) and scavengers (vultures). Birds on their northern spring migration may have carried the virus into our area. Last year, the Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza traveled from Europe into Canada. Then migratory waterfowl carried it down the Atlantic Flyway, infecting birds along the way. An unprecedented outbreak Two months ago, on Jan. 22, when a hunter showed up at a boat ramp in Palm Beach County with two blue-winged teal ducks, a USDA-Wildlife Services employee swabbed them. No one suspected the birds were sick; it was just routine surveillance. Their tests were positive for HPAI. In February, dozens of dead lesser scaup ducks and other aquatic species, as well as birds that scarfed up those free meals — black vultures, bald eagles and great horned owls — were identified along Florida’s east coast and in Charlotte County with this extremely infectious new bird flu. It was reported that wildlife officials suspect there are "hundreds more" unconfirmed cases. Some infected birds may be asymptomatic while others appear lethargic or show neurologic symptoms such as circling, tremors and seizures. Often birds are found dead with no signs of trauma or other causes. This current outbreak of HPAI in Florida’s wild birds is unprecedented. And also extremely unsettling for Florida’s wildlife rehabilitators who care for thousands of injured, orphaned and sick wild animals every year but never experienced anything like this. Case confirmed in Tallahassee duck On Feb. 25, a woman on her morning commute to work noticed a duck in the middle of Georgia Street in Tallahassee. She stopped to check on it. Apparently injured, it did not fly away. She was able to capture it and take it to nearby Northwood Animal Hospital. St. Francis Wildlife picked it up from there; admitted the bird, a lesser scaup, to our wildlife hospital; and began treatment for its injured leg. When we were alerted that migratory birds may be carrying the very contagious virus as they flew back to their summer breeding territory — and we were on a flyway, our wildlife rehabilitator swabbed the duck and sent the sample to a Florida lab. St. Francis is temporarily not accepting wild birds Because HPAI is highly contagious and untreatable, St. Francis Wildlife and our two Tallahassee veterinary partners, Northwood and Allied Veterinary Hospitals, are temporarily not accepting any wild birds. In 44 years, we’ve never turned away an injured, orphaned or sick wild animal, so we are deeply upset to be unable to help local birds in need at this time. But we must do all we can to help control this serious outbreak. HOME & GARDEN After avian flu confirmed in Tallahassee, St. Francis Wildlife stops accepting wild birds | Beck Sandy Beck Guest columnist View Comments 0:49 1:02 Because of the Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI), our local wildlife rehabilitation center, St. Francis Wildlife, temporarily will not accept injured, orphaned or sick wild birds. HPAI has just been confirmed in a duck that was brought to St. Francis Wildlife in Quincy, Florida. Confirmed and presumptive cases of HPAI have recently been documented along the East Coast of Florida from Palm Beach County to Duval County and on the West Coast in Charlotte County. Infected birds have been aquatic species (ducks, gulls, herons, terns and pelicans), raptors (great horned owls and bald eagles) and scavengers (vultures). Birds on their northern spring migration may have carried the virus into our area. Hunting:'Toxic lead': How a lawsuit could curb hunting, fishing in St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge Wildlife:Wildlife expert answers questions about COVID-19 and white-tailed deer Last year, the Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza traveled from Europe into Canada. Then migratory waterfowl carried it down the Atlantic Flyway, infecting birds along the way. An unprecedented outbreak Two months ago, on Jan. 22, when a hunter showed up at a boat ramp in Palm Beach County with two blue-winged teal ducks, a USDA-Wildlife Services employee swabbed them. No one suspected the birds were sick; it was just routine surveillance. Their tests were positive for HPAI. In February, dozens of dead lesser scaup ducks and other aquatic species, as well as birds that scarfed up those free meals — black vultures, bald eagles and great horned owls — were identified along Florida’s east coast and in Charlotte County with this extremely infectious new bird flu. It was reported that wildlife officials suspect there are "hundreds more" unconfirmed cases. Some infected birds may be asymptomatic while others appear lethargic or show neurologic symptoms such as circling, tremors and seizures. Often birds are found dead with no signs of trauma or other causes. This current outbreak of HPAI in Florida’s wild birds is unprecedented. And also extremely unsettling for Florida’s wildlife rehabilitators who care for thousands of injured, orphaned and sick wild animals every year but never experienced anything like this. Case confirmed in Tallahassee duck On Feb. 25, a woman on her morning commute to work noticed a duck in the middle of Georgia Street in Tallahassee. She stopped to check on it. Apparently injured, it did not fly away. She was able to capture it and take it to nearby Northwood Animal Hospital. St. Francis Wildlife picked it up from there; admitted the bird, a lesser scaup, to our wildlife hospital; and began treatment for its injured leg. When we were alerted that migratory birds may be carrying the very contagious virus as they flew back to their summer breeding territory — and we were on a flyway, our wildlife rehabilitator swabbed the duck and sent the sample to a Florida lab. St. Francis is temporarily not accepting wild birds Because HPAI is highly contagious and untreatable, St. Francis Wildlife and our two Tallahassee veterinary partners, Northwood and Allied Veterinary Hospitals, are temporarily not accepting any wild birds. In 44 years, we’ve never turned away an injured, orphaned or sick wild animal, so we are deeply upset to be unable to help local birds in need at this time. But we must do all we can to help control this serious outbreak. If you find a wild bird in need of assistance, call FWC Dispatch: 850-245-7716 or FWC 24-hour hotline: 888-404-3922. To prevent the spread of HPAI, do not handle a sick or dead bird, keep pets away and report it to FWC immediately so it can be tested for HPAI. Visit app.myfwc.com/FWRI/AvianMortality/. This virus can spread through direct contact with infected birds or a contaminated surface, on which it can remain active for a long time. All current avian patients at St. Francis Wildlife are being tested, every surface is being disinfected and protocols for dealing with this first-of-its-kind outbreak in Florida are being prepared with the assistance of state and national wildlife experts.

Case confirmed in Tallahassee duck On Feb. 25, a woman on her morning commute to work noticed a duck in the middle of Georgia Street in Tallahassee. She stopped to check on it. Apparently injured, it did not fly away. She was able to capture it and take it to nearby Northwood Animal Hospital. St. Francis Wildlife picked it up from there; admitted the bird, a lesser scaup, to our wildlife hospital; and began treatment for its injured leg. When we were alerted that migratory birds may be carrying the very contagious virus as they flew back to their summer breeding territory — and we were on a flyway, our wildlife rehabilitator swabbed the duck and sent the sample to a Florida lab. https://www.tallahassee.com/story/life/home-garden/2022/03/22/highly-pathogenic-avian-influenza-forces-st-francis-wildlife-stop-taking-birds-tallahassee-duck-case/9456416002/

Positive Cases Data Last Updated:03/26/2022 10:37 AM Total Positive Cases 259,287 2,830.7 per 10,000 people May 2020Sep 2020Jan 2021May 2021Sep 2021Jan 2022 Cumulative Number of Confirmed Positive Cases 235,938 Cumulative Number of Probable Positive Cases 23,349 Cumulative Number of Long-Term Care Cases 3,687 Positive Cases by County County Positive Cases New Castle County 146,816 View New Castle County data Kent County 50,114 View Kent County data Sussex County 61,437 View Sussex County data Unknown 920 View more case data Data are current as of 6pm the previous day. Last update: 03/25/2022 https://myhealthycommunity.dhss.delaware.gov/locations/state

Harris County Confirmed Cases 974,772 Dallas County Confirmed Cases 486,776 Bexar County Confirmed Cases 468,780 Tarrant County Confirmed Cases 455,029 Travis County Confirmed Cases 202,398 El Paso County Confirmed Cases 195,646 Fort Bend County Confirmed Cases 158,691 Collin County Confirmed Cases 157,765 Hidalgo County Confirmed Cases 139,966 Denton County Confirmed Cases 128,771 Montgomery County Confirmed Cases 109,053 Williamson County Confirmed Cases 108,370 Webb County Confirmed Cases 85,306 Galveston County Confirmed Cases 83,124 Cameron County Confirmed Cases 78,995 Brazoria County Confirmed Cases 76,917 Lubbock County Confirmed Cases 64,860 Nueces County Confirmed Cases 60,848 Brazos County Confirmed Cases 54,523 Bell County Confirmed Cases 53,649 Hays County Confirmed Cases 51,867 McLennan County Confirmed Cases 48,647 Jefferson County Confirmed Cases 43,155 Ellis County Confirmed Cases 38,039 Johnson County Confirmed Cases 32,933 Smith County Confirmed Cases 28,939 Wichita 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New Confirmed Cases¹ 917 Established via PCR testing New Probable Cases² 261 Established via antigen testing New Lab-Confirmed Deaths 8 Source: CDRSS Hospital-reported Deaths (last 24h)³ 5 Rate of Transmission (Rt) 0.96 Statewide https://www.nj.gov/health/cd/topics/covid2019_dashboard.shtml

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Confirmed Cases 2,303,401 Probable Cases 475,245 Negative Tests 6,137,639 Deaths 44,208 https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/ed2def13f9b045eda9f7d22dbc9b500e

Number of confirmed cases : 1,010,497 Testing % Positive : 1.47% Total testing volume : 19,456,363 Daily testing Volume : 28,865 Number of confirmed deaths : 14,060 Number of probable deaths : 264 Currently hospitalized (Total/Adult/Pediatric): 162 / 157 / 5 Acute care (Total/Adult/Pediatric): 127 / 125 / 2 https://coronavirus.maryland.gov/ Intensive care (Total/Adult/Pediatric): 35 / 32 / 3

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The outbreak in Franklin County is the seventh such outbreak found in Iowa this month, according to a news release from the Iowa Department of Agriculture & Land Stewardship. The department said the latest case affects about 250,000 birds. https://omaha.com/latest-iowa-bird-flu-case-forces-killing-of-250-000-chickens/article_bbf15050-ad4d-11ec-8a36-836de20ac87a.html?utm_campaign=snd-autopilot&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter_BellevueLeader

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1 H5N1 Gull Brevard FL Florida Brevard 3/18/2022 EA H5N1 Gull (unidentified) Wild bird mortality FFWCC/SCWDS (8) https://www.aphis.usda.gov/aphis/ourfocus/animalhealth/animal-disease-information/avian/avian-influenza/hpai-2022/2022-hpai-wild-birds

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1 H5N1 Great Blue Heron Brevard FL Florida Brevard 3/18/2022 EA H5N1 Great blue heron Wild bird mortality FFWCC/SCWDS (8) https://www.aphis.usda.gov/aphis/ourfocus/animalhealth/animal-disease-information/avian/avian-influenza/hpai-2022/2022-hpai-wild-birds