Potential bird flu outbreak leads to closure of Brockton park
D.W. Field Park announced its closure on Friday due to a potential outbreak of bird flu. This comes nearly a week after 60 geese, swans, and other wildlife were found dead at the Billington Sea in Plymouth, over 20 miles away from the Field Park.
Bird flu is the suspected culprit after more than 60 geese, swans and ducks were found sick or dead in a Plymouth pond called ...
Marlborough-based Gianquinto Wildlife Rehabilitation Center reported Friday afternoon on its Facebook page that "at least a ...
Massachusetts officials suspect more than 60 birds found dead in Plymouth died from bird flu, though official results may not ...
Dead swans and Canada geese were found on a pond in a park that has since been closed due to avian flu concerns in Brockton ...
A local raptor expert is concerned about what a suspected uptick in bird flu cases in waterfowl could mean for other birds higher up the food chain.
D.W. Field Park, a large park in Brockton and Avon, Massachusetts, was closed on Friday, with officials warning of a potential bird flu outbreak and warning the public not to touch any birds that are ...
It was reported this week that around 60 birds were found to be deceased in the Billington Sea Pond area of Plymouth, and the suspected cause of death is avian flu. The WATD News team spoke with ...
Two dead Canada geese tested positive for bird flu at UMass Amherst. Meanwhile, officials in Taunton are looking into the ...
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