The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department is announcing that Eurasian H5, a highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), was detected in Canada geese which were recently found dead in Strafford County. Over 70 geese were found over the course of several weeks, a number of which were collected and submitted for testing. The USDA National Veterinary Services Laboratory confirmed the presence of HPAI, and findings from both the University of New Hampshire Veterinary Diagnostic Lab and the USGS National Wildlife Health Center indicate HPAI as the likely cause of death.

https://nhfishgame.com/2022/04/06/eurasian-a5-avian-influenza-confirmed-in-dead-wild-geese-in-new-hampshire/

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On Wednesday, New Hampshire Fish and Game Department said at least 70 wild geese tested positive for avian flu.

They were found dead in the area of the Bellamy River in Dover over the course of several weeks in late February and early March.

https://www.wmur.com/article/avian-flu-detected-geese-dead-dover-new-hampshire-4622/39654707#

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